Keeping this post in english in case other languages aren't allowed. Where do you usually buy your wood? I've been getting all mine from linaa.se who generally have a good assortment and prices. But if there's any other place to get wood cheaper then hey I wouldn't mind. I'm also really interested in working with stabilized woods, just that every site I've been too usually charge atleast 300 kr a piece which is a bit much for a hobbyist like myself. If you know any places with better prices, please let me know. Cheers. submitted by /u/arvux [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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Would any of y’all be willing to take the concept of the knife in the picture above but give it a drop point blade? I would love to try making one, but I’m not the best at drawing up designs. Wanna make a little EDC blade for myself. Thanks for any help! Once I make the knife, I will post it on here and shout out whoever’s design I used! Thanks for any help! submitted by /u/Pretend-Management69 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Overall Length: 9 In. Blade: 4.5 In. Steel: Copper Damascus Steel, Made by Thronson Forge Finish: Etched Handle: Stabilized Maple Burl with a Stainless Guard submitted by /u/Thronson_Forge [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Hello all how do you know what the temp is. Iv sa2 where people eyeball it but doesn't seem practical my mother does the same eith chicken and it comes ou5 dry submitted by /u/Popular_Mix_4773 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

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A couple of months ago my brother asked me to make him a knife, so I created this based off of his favorite book series, Stephen Kings The Dark Tower. The blade is raindrop Damascus, while one side of the handle is made of camel shin bone with a rose mosaic pin, the other is made of Irish bog oak with a crow mosaic pin submitted by /u/Jackrabbit1399 [visit reddit] [comments ..read more

Here’s my latest project all finished up, a slightly more traditional style tanto made from 1095 steel that I differentially hardened for that hambone action, copper/African Blackwood habaki up against a wrought iron ship chain sculpted tsuba with an octagonal bocote wood handle and a fancy little copper tang nut. Made with a thru tang construction for maximum strength and durability. Overall I’m very happy with the outcome! I’d love to hear your thought as well. Thanks for looking ? submitted by /u/RjBlades__ [visit reddit] [comments ..read more