Damascus camp/hunter

[Kenon Rain. 19]

This is one I finished recently testing out the function of my new press.. The billet was originally going to go towards a commission of mine, but ended up too small , I've been experimenting with different methods of assembly.. and am going to do a few more like this in the future.

 

Anyway

 

Spec's

-15n20/ 1080 mix At approx. 340 layers

-Brass bolster

-Nice lightly figured walnut handle, looks great in person.

-And a brass pin peened in place holds it all together.

 

Overall length is 9 3/4"

blade length is 5 1/2"

Handle including bolsters is 4 1/4"

blade width is 1 1/10"

thickness at spine is about 3/16

Price

215 with sheath shipped

 

The lines in the finish you see are lines in the oil I wiped off before taking the pictures.. Also, I upped the contrast on the photo's to show the pattern, which altered the wood color a little. Its more of a walnut brown.

Fit is perfect, and there are no weld flaws of course.

 

Thanks for looking

 

 

Pics

 

Edited August 3, 2010 by Kenon Rain

[Dave Stephens 428]

Looks great!

[Jason Taylor 0]

Wow, so gracefull....

[Dan Scott 0]

I really like this one. It looks like it'll perform very well as a working knife, and will be extremely beautiful while doing so. Great work.

 

-Dan

[Kenon Rain. 19]

welp, price drop.. this is now 300 with a sheath, Sheath is done minus putting on the clip, so let me know if you want right or left hand carry.

 

Thanks

[Kenon Rain. 19]

big "I desperately need materials" price drop..

 

215$ shipped with a sheath is as low as it goes.

 

Thanks

[Matt Gregory 6]

big "I desperately need materials" price drop..

 

215$ shipped with a sheath is as low as it goes.

 

Thanks

 

 

If I had the money, I'd own this. Email me with a list of materials, I'll see if I can't at least get you some of the things you might need in the 'brotherly knifemaker' fashion!

[Kenon Rain. 19]

whoops, i forgot to update, this ones sold and thanks matt, I appreciate the offer but i'm set for now

[peter johnsson 147]

I like that one!

The step down you filed in the bolster is especially nice. I think that is perhaps the detail that really lifts the knife, even if I appreciate other elements as well. It comes together well.

Thanks for showing!