my custom knife collection
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my custom knife collection
ok here is a part of my personal custom knife collection.
a few randalls,hoels,curt erickson,randy lee,charles vestal.
hope you guys like it.
i am interested to know who else collects custom knives here?
thanks 4 looking
-Soh
a few randalls,hoels,curt erickson,randy lee,charles vestal.
hope you guys like it.
i am interested to know who else collects custom knives here?
thanks 4 looking
-Soh
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Re: my custom knife collection
Neat blades, man.
Custom made knives: Ah!!
1) Costly
2) Shipping charges extra
3) Hassles at customs and FPO's
Hence the collectors for custom blades are few. Though there are a few members who buy, trade in military / tactical blades. Go through the threads on the forum and you may find a few.
What's the handle on the folder in the last pic??
Regards
Custom made knives: Ah!!
1) Costly
2) Shipping charges extra
3) Hassles at customs and FPO's
Hence the collectors for custom blades are few. Though there are a few members who buy, trade in military / tactical blades. Go through the threads on the forum and you may find a few.
What's the handle on the folder in the last pic??
Regards
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Re: my custom knife collection
thanks.
thats an amber inlay,
engraving by italian master giofranco pedersoli.
thats an amber inlay,
engraving by italian master giofranco pedersoli.
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Re: my custom knife collection
Beautiful, beautiful collection mate. Welcome to the forum!
Is that scrimshaw engraving on the first knife?
Ashar
Is that scrimshaw engraving on the first knife?
Ashar
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Re: my custom knife collection
thanks guys.HydNawab wrote:Beautiful, beautiful collection mate. Welcome to the forum!
Is that scrimshaw engraving on the first knife?
Ashar
yup.
thats scrimshaw on hippo ivory by linda karst stone.
you guys must check bladeforums.com.
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Re: my custom knife collection
Lovely Knifes bro.
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Re: my custom knife collection
Cool knives. I do know a custom blade maker. Havent been bitten by the bug just as yet.
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Re: my custom knife collection
awesome pics, nice collection.
castor0troy, whats the blade material on the second knife (images 3 & 4)? looks distinct with the dark shades..
Thomas
castor0troy, whats the blade material on the second knife (images 3 & 4)? looks distinct with the dark shades..
Thomas
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the 2nd knife is image 2&3.thomast1 wrote:awesome pics, nice collection.
castor0troy, whats the blade material on the second knife (images 3 & 4)? looks distinct with the dark shades..
Thomas
are you referring to the scrimshawed knife?
thats a randy lee.i picked it up from an auction so i wouldnt know what steel is that.
its mostly ATS 34 i think.
i got this from randy lee's website.
"Each blade is hollow-ground from ATS-34, 154 CPM or 440-C stainless steel."
mine has a fine hand rubbed mirror finish.
i did send the knife to randy for a cleanup though.
ive posted some more knives.
the first is a fine hoel with antique tortoise inlay and engraving by julie warenski.
the 2nd is a californian bowie by norman bardsley.stone inlays.
3rd is a chute knife from charles vestal.amber stag handle.thats a loveless style knife.
thanks for looking.
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Re: my custom knife collection
Hi CastorOtroy,
> Beautiful & awesome blades.
> Thanks for the visual treat.
Cheers
Brihacharan
> Beautiful & awesome blades.
> Thanks for the visual treat.
Cheers
Brihacharan
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Re: my custom knife collection
thanks.glad you liked them.
im posting the knives as i find the pics on my pc.
this one is special.
its called the SR # 1.
designed and made by me.rough work but i love the curves on this persian.
the handle is maple wood.awesome grains on this one.
if you observe the bolster it has some rough solder lines on it.
i am learning bladesmithing and trying to become pro at it.
im posting the knives as i find the pics on my pc.
this one is special.
its called the SR # 1.
designed and made by me.rough work but i love the curves on this persian.
the handle is maple wood.awesome grains on this one.
if you observe the bolster it has some rough solder lines on it.
i am learning bladesmithing and trying to become pro at it.
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Re: my custom knife collection
Thanks for sharing mate! I've always been a fan of Randall knives.
Regards,
Yaj.
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Re: my custom knife collection
Nice work, man. Great lines on them. Best of luck on the bladesmithing front.castor0troy wrote:this one is special.
its called the SR # 1.
designed and made by me.rough work but i love the curves on this persian.
the handle is maple wood.awesome grains on this one.
if you observe the bolster it has some rough solder lines on it.
i am learning bladesmithing and trying to become pro at it.
Regards
Jeff Cooper advocated four basic rules of gun safety:
1) All guns are always loaded. Even if they are not, treat them as if they are.
2) Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.
3) Keep your finger off the trigger till your sights are on the target.
4) Identify your target, and what is behind it.
1) All guns are always loaded. Even if they are not, treat them as if they are.
2) Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy.
3) Keep your finger off the trigger till your sights are on the target.
4) Identify your target, and what is behind it.
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Re: my custom knife collection
nice work buddy. and good luck on the future works.. and yes those curves look nice.castor0troy wrote:thanks.glad you liked them.
im posting the knives as i find the pics on my pc.
this one is special.
its called the SR # 1.
designed and made by me.rough work but i love the curves on this persian.
the handle is maple wood.awesome grains on this one.
if you observe the bolster it has some rough solder lines on it.
i am learning bladesmithing and trying to become pro at it.
out of curiosity, Do you have all the equipments and do yourself the entire smithing or outsource a few task?
Thomas
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Re: my custom knife collection
Beautiful blades, how much did these set you back by ?
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