memorael
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So after seeing Dave's work on the hiromoto that got thinned out I figured I would try doing this on the cleaver to make it look bad ass. I started working on it using a green carbide stone which works about as fast as a well you get the point. At the current moment I am wondering if someone has any ideas on how to improve the geometry to make it more streamlined since these knives come with a pretty distinct V bevel.
Kinda like they only cut a V at about an inch from the edge and the rest is pretty thick, I want to make it look like it has no bevels and also would like to thin out the cladding to make it look more extreme. So any hints, suggestions or what not are welcome. The last resource would be shipping it to TK, just don't tell him cause he don't know about it.:razz:
PS... anyone know how to put pics into this thing? I tried doing the attach thing and surprise! it isn't there.
https://picasaweb.google.com/rael.ptacnik/6#5660172500637259538
https://picasaweb.google.com/rael.ptacnik/6#5660172502734201410
Kinda like they only cut a V at about an inch from the edge and the rest is pretty thick, I want to make it look like it has no bevels and also would like to thin out the cladding to make it look more extreme. So any hints, suggestions or what not are welcome. The last resource would be shipping it to TK, just don't tell him cause he don't know about it.:razz:
PS... anyone know how to put pics into this thing? I tried doing the attach thing and surprise! it isn't there.
https://picasaweb.google.com/rael.ptacnik/6#5660172500637259538
https://picasaweb.google.com/rael.ptacnik/6#5660172502734201410
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