Indians For Guns

Hi Folks,
Been a while.. and hope y'all doing great ...was totally caught up with the rigors of settling in a new job and a new city. now with my feet somewhat firmly placed on Mumbai soil, I would like to share two pieces which I have just completed (my first two in Mumbai!). Had done most of the grinding and shaping back home and completed the final dress-up here. without any tools what so ever and just sandpaper and the knives themselves, the woodwork and cosmetics are a bit shoddy,, so my apologies in advance.
here are a curved clip point skinning/hunting blade and a short stubby double edged dagger. As always, comments and suggestions are most welcome...

You bug*3r! You come to Mumbai and dont catch up?!
Loved the dagger. Hope to see it first hand soon

thats one hell of a work...perfection
a leather cover and its...AMSTRADOM
regards
dr.jk

I second Kshitij.

Great work, as usual, by the way!

You mentioned you'll be in Powai. Whereabouts? My day job is in that area.

Thanks guys! .... thought I'd settle down a bit first before pinging y'all....just didn't realize how crazy a house hunt can get in and around planet Mumbai! ...
Essdee bhai, my office is in hiranandani gardens thats practically an extension of powai...wher r you at?

Hi Astro!
First of all...."Welcome to Mumbai"!!!!!
The blades are 'awesome' man, especially the 'dagger'....
We understand your preoccupation with 'settling down' in the city that virtually never sleeps.....
Nevertheless do give us a buzz - Looking forward to meeting you asap!!!!
Cheers
Briha

Thanks Briha sir! ...definitely looking forward to get together with you all ...lets plan something up for one of the weekends...!

astronomy.domaine wrote:Thanks Briha sir! ...definitely looking forward to get together with you all ...lets plan something up for one of the weekends...!

Yes! The earlier the better
Here's my 2 cents worth 'Jugad'.....
Get a foot length of bicycle tube & staple to it the same length / width of sand paper (grit of your choice & need)...
Clamp the blade using a vice or 'C' clamp & do 'Toweling' motions on the blade all through & see the finish you get
The rubber bicycle tube backing provides the 'even pressure' & that bouncy feel all through the sanding process and also an admirable evenness all along the blade (my FS blades are proof of this 'jugad')
Cheers!!!!
Briha

AD,

I was good to hear from you after such a long time and to see your lovely creation.

@Brihaji

Your bicycle tube idea is fantastic

Atul

Beautiful craftsmanship. Liked both of them. Beautiful in one word.
On the other hand I don't want to loose the opportunity to meet the gang as I stay at Chandivali very near to Hiranandani Garden extn.
Please let me know if the meet is over or going to happen as I can meet some of you.

Hey Vassilli, I am put up at lake homes...let's meet up sometime..!

AD, my office is in Hiranandani Gardens, close to the chaps who help make our teeth whiter. About a rifle shot from Lake Homes, too.

Sending you PM with my contacts.

Off course AD n essdee..patch me in whenever you are meeting.
Sending you my credentials via PM too.

I make this knife 2 year ago using angle grinder, wet sandpaper and metal files.

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Fri Jan 17, 2020 8:49 pm

I make this knife 2 year ago using angle grinder, wet sandpaper and metal files.

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