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I have jusr finished another kitchen knife to give to family and am really happy so thought I would share a pic.The pic is taken under a light so does not really do it justice as in the sunlight you can see through thr blue handle material but until I take other pics here you go.
Cheers KIM....
PS It is made out of L6 from an old wood saw blade that I got from Mayall
(thanks mate)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1020817_edited.jpg
Sweet looking carving knife for the Christmas turkey mate.
Who ever your giving that to I'm sure they will be very happy to recieve it from you.
Top job.
Bowhunters Lodge
24-06-07, 09:57 PM
nice work,nice touch with the handle
pat
Sweet looking blade Kim,
What is the handle material?
jindydiver
25-06-07, 08:06 AM
Great looking bit of kit, someone is going to be very happy.
Did you have a reason for going back to a half width grind?
Thanks for the comments guys.Jindy this one is more of a general purpose knife so just wanted it to be a bit beefier in the blade.I used it myself in the kitchen for a few days with no handle and liked the way it felt so finished it leaving it a bit thicker.But I have no real idea mate and just make it up as I go along.:) so they can turn out any size and shape.The steel is L6 from an old saw blade.
Cheers KIM
XTfreak
25-06-07, 07:55 PM
Nice knife. I especially like the handle...
Bill
Hi Kim
looking good mate .you are giving me ideas .thanks
very nice looking knife.
can you let us in, on the material you used for the handle?
The handle is a type of resin material.I am looking at being able to supply it in a few differant colours soon and in slabs about 20mm thick and about 200mm x 100mm.The pricing will be about 30-35 dollars.
Cheers KIM
I think you'll be selling quite a bit then.
is it possible to post up photo's of the different colours when you start selling it?
I'm interested allready.
I will go and see the guy tomorrow and see if he has the samples yet and also will take somw pics of this knife in the sun as the pics no way do it justice as the light comes through the handle and looks like the colour of the reef in the pics on TV.It cuts with a wood saw and is easy to sand and file.The colours I have coming at this stage are....................
Black with Red swirl
Red with White swirl
Yellow with Orange swirl
Purple with White swirl.
I will post pics as soon as I have the stock in.
Cheers KIM
Here are some more pics showing the colours a bit better.
Cheers KIM..
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1020827_editedcopy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1020823_editedcopy.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1020821_editedcopy.jpg
Bear Charge 2010
13-04-10, 09:40 PM
mate that is awsome
cheers max
Bear Charge 2010
14-04-10, 11:30 AM
sweet looking knife kim im an apprentice chef and would love to have one in my tool kit :)
cheers max
Here a couple of pic of a chef knife I made my nephew.
Cheers KIM
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/finalknife1.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/samskife2.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1040397.jpg
Thats Bloody amazing!
Just a question Kimall,
Why do knifes have a jagged edge just in front of the handle as your blue one does, What purpose does this serve :S
Might sound like a silly question but interested.
Neix mate Paul did not make these I made them.:)He is a pro mate I just mess around making knives and his are of a very high standard.
To answer you question about the pattern on the back of the blade in some instances it is for grip for the thumb but I really put it on there for show.It is all done by hand with small files and is just another way of showing the knife is hand made as each one is differant to the next.I will see if I can find another pic to show you a bit better what I mean.
Cheers KIM
Here is a knife I made by forging so made the file work look like flames(I hope they do) to represent the flames of the coal forge.
Cheers KIM..
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1050483.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v288/kimall/P1050494_edited.jpg
LBrod55
15-04-10, 09:04 AM
Very nice Kim..............Rod
Thats awesome mate, excuse the mixup of names in the post.
Thanks for the info mate :)
excelpoint
15-04-10, 10:08 AM
Beautiful work mate.
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