These are 1080, 15n20 twisted, 32 layers,and caribou antler tines. The blades are about 2 inches long. 

Beautiful work.  Specifically, what method did you use to attach the handles to the blade?

Now I know I have engineering on the brain--I saw "integrals" and immediately started thinking of calculus....

Needless to say, I definitely like these integrals better. Wouldn't mind having one for a hunting knife

Thank you. To attach the handle I just drew a tendon on the handle end, then notched the tendon for glue retention, and drilled out the antler and epoxied it. I like to also pin them, but since the tines were so small (caribou tines are often flat one way rather than being round) the tendons needed to be small, I thought that I might have a problem with my pin so I skipped it. In hind sight if I had made the tang rectangular in cross section rather than square-octogon I would have had the opotion of pins.

Thanks,  I may try that method.

Nice job.....Bold contrast coming out of that twist! Good on ya!