My knives, Markin Andrei.

[Alpine.knifeworks]

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Wowww this is lovely

 

[Andrei]

Two gyuto that I made for a long time, the one from Damascus lay for several years on the shelf, I could not think of a handle for it. Sometimes it happens, I call it "the blade must mature" .











A carbon Damascus knife has a low "classic" hardness of 59HRC and will work great with musat. The handle is a combination of stabilized Karelian birch and stabilized burl maple, bolster brass.
The second gyuto is made of stainless steel sanmai with a central layer of steel K390 64HRC + cruo, bolster stainless Damascus + Bokote.

 

[dragjp]

That dammy is stunning! Good job again Andrei

 

[Andrei]

Three knives made of M390 steel, stainless Damascus and Grenadil, the knives are simple but concise .

 

[Andrei]

I made a set of knives from simple materials.
Steel N690, only on Lomax PM petties. The handles are made of brass, and the textolite is from the times of the USSR.







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[MarcelNL]

Stunning....I want one of those peelers...are those knives already spoken for?

Is that textolite by any chance similar to Celleron, as in some phenolic resin reinforced with cotton cloth?

 

[Andrei]

If I’m not mistaken, all this material is made on the basis of pharmaldegid resins, but in order for this resin to begin to separate, you need to heat the textolit to a temperature of 300+ degrees. I think it is no more dangerous than carbon, micarta, acrylic, especially during processing.
In any case, this is the customer’s desire.

 

[KasumiJLA]

Hey, I didn't know you existed, so happy to discover you today! You really make beautiful creations! We want to see more

 

[MarcelNL]

found it, looks quite similar!
https://www.plastena.lv/en/engineering-plastics-for-industry-textolite

 

[Andrei]

Hey, I didn't know you existed, so happy to discover you today! You really make beautiful creations! We want to see more

Thank you, I promise there will be more

 

[Andrei]

found it, looks quite similar!
https://www.plastena.lv/en/engineering-plastics-for-industry-textolite

This material varies depending on the application. If I'm not mistaken, there are dozens of varieties.

 

[Andrei]

Another set of knives for a good man. Here are classic materials, modest but tasteful
Blades made of stainless sanmai with a central layer of K390 steel, gyuto cutting edge thickness 00.5mm.
The handle is made of Gienadil, saya is also made of Gregadil, the bolsters are made of oxidized zirconium.

 

[Sdo]

Beautiful work, Andrei.

 

[Andrei]

Knife on the theme of the Serbian knife.
Blade 160/95mm D2 62HRC, lilac handle.

 

[Andrei]

Bright stainless steel sanmai knives with a central layer of T1 steel. Stabilized mammoth tooth handle + acrylic fill.

 

[Andrei]

Standard small chef knife, made of stainless steel with a central layer of steel K390 210/53mm. Bolster brass + stabilized Bangosi.

 

[Andrei]

Small nakiri, I’ve been liking the small nakiri format lately, it turned out to be unexpectedly convenient for me!
Blade - MagnaCut 63HRC+cryo, 150/50mm.
The handles are made of stabilized mammoth tooth and stabilized bog oak.

 

[Andrei]

RWL-34.
Blade 234/51mm. Symmetrical convex lens, cutting edge thickness 0.1mm.
Moon ebony handle and stabilized mammoth tooth. In general, everything is as usual .