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    I was going to pull it out from annealing but, it was still hot. Maybe tomorrow.

    I've just started vacation but, the honey-do list is pretty long. We'll see.
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    Well then - I look forward to seeing it tomorrow.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crashdive123 View Post
    Well then - I look forward to seeing it tomorrow.
    Yea, I'll sneak in a little time. Heck! It's a vacation. Please!

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    Well - aren't you the big tease.
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    Can't wait to see it. I love the way raspy knives look.
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    I found a little time to work on this project so, I fired up the forge. Here are some pics after a little hammering. Do you have any suggestions for a blade style?
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    Looks like a great start. As far as blade style - it looks like it's going to have a big belly - me likey.
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    I wanted to thin the blade with out grinding / sanding. I kind of like the hammered look too. I can cut and shape to most any design.
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    Quote Originally Posted by crashdive123 View Post
    Looks like a great start. As far as blade style - it looks like it's going to have a big belly - me likey.
    I'll call it the mirror knife.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rebel View Post
    I found a little time to work on this project so, I fired up the forge. Here are some pics after a little hammering. Do you have any suggestions for a blade style?
    Your the artist...you pick the blade style! I like the hammer marks also on some forged knives. Can't wait to see the finished knife!

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    I don't know,but when I looked It seemed to be lending itself to a Nessmuk design. Sort of anyway.

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    Slowly but Shirley (that's for rick).
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    You've got a good start on a skinner. Nessmuk, you would have to beat it a lot more. Clip the back of the tip and you got the shape of a Buck skinner or a Green River.
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    Shirley that's gonna be a good lookin' knife. Love the scales (rasps) left on it. Sort of looks like snake scales. You could name the knife Awanyu. It's a serpent that is guardian of the water in Tewa culture.
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    Default The snake lady (Shirley):

    It's starting to take it's shape with the rough sanding. I'm thinking about some homemade scales.
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    That is shaping up nicely. looking forward to seeing the finished product
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    Oh yea thats looking cool. Looks like a great chopper.
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    Looking good Rebel.
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    Man, thats lookin nice! I really like that handle shape, keep us posted!

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    Another mod. Unfortunately, after these pics I dropped the Mrs's camera. It's trashed. Good thing she's at work!
    Last edited by rebel; 02-18-2010 at 09:30 PM.

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