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Fresh off the bench

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I just could not pull myself to put scales on this one so i cut out the cross to ballance it. This one is 1095/15n20 damascus clay hardened and deep etched.
6 1/2" oal with a 3" blade. Give me some ideas for a sheath folks! Oh and it is ground not hammered!
Thanks for looking and commenting.
Bob

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Design, execution, selection of materials are only part of what makes this knife. There is an intangible that can only be described as beauty. What a wonderful piece. Thanks for sharing.

Man thats sweet!!! It would look really neat if the cross logo was also cut out of the sheath over the blade...it would be a neat look of showing that beautiful pattern in one place and having it cut out above it in the handle.

Hope that makes sense. I just wish I wias the one that made it! Well done!
Peyton

Robert that is truely one of the most simple but beautiful knives I have seen. Can you post a close up of the blade?

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Thanks fellows and it looks like that is what i will be doing for the sheath the is the cutout it will look great.

Bob

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Robert that is truely one of the most simple but beautiful knives I have seen. Can you post a close up of the blade?


Thats what i was doing trying to resize pics and post at the same time.
Thanks Mike here are some pics of the blade.

Bob

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Beautiful!!!

That's all I can say about that knife.

welder19

That is probably the most beautiful knife I've ever seen!

I'd suggest black leather for a sheath.

WOW! That is beautifully simplistic! I love it!

Cut out on the lower part of the sheath and a tooled and dyed section on the upper part that will show through the cut out in the handle

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Thanks for the comments! Thomas thas a great idea.

Bob

you know if you could take bone or wood and lay the knfe down and cut the bone so the knife handle would snap into the a cross to secure the knife in the case it woul look really neat ...white bone and dark knife

Another beauty as always Robert. Great call on leaving the scales off

As they say in the South, so I have been told, "Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx!"

I typically refrain from joining in on a 'wow' thread, but I really do like that... As has been said, the design is so simple yet elegant. Nice work. -MJ

superb.....je thinks that all the templiers of the time tightened proud to have such a beautiful knife.

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Thanks for the comments and sheath suggestions, here is what i came up with a little cross draw with a window on both sides from 7-8 oz. veg. tan dyed black.

Bob

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Beautifull work on the knife and sheath! You realy have a talent for knive making!
Bb

You left out the holster for the stake and the holy water!

Nice sheath...

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I thought it best to be both left or right handed carry!

Thanks Bob

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