220mm Gyuto WIP

Very pretty knife. You going to let the owner test it against some borrowed sample blades?

 

Thanks for the WIP Mareko. Nice pick up Lucretia.

 

Up lose and personal with a couple of the finer details in the knife. A silicon bronze pommel rivet and matching silicone bronze & black G10 space, as per request. This is also a great chance to get a closer look at the pattern detail in the bolster as it flows down into the blade.


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Good photos Mareko.

 

Gorgeous!

 

Pattern details from both sides of the blade.



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How much awesome can you post in one thread?

Guess we will find out!

 

I am pretty sure we are nearing the limit.
A wonderful result Mareko....

 

Indeed...it's awesome enough that each new post leaves me feeling a bit awkward, not wanting to repeat banal praises.

 

A look at the finished 220mm Topography Damascus Gyuto with forged integral bolster and recurve heel.


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Finally a full montey shots of the finished blade.



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I love the way the pattern came out after etching. Lucky girl Lucretia!

 

Mate I absoultely love this knife and what you did with the rivet in the end of the handle. I have a few ideas but I might have to hit you of the way you did it, I really like all the details and effort that can't be seen, but make this knife an epic piece of kit. Once again mate awesome job!

 

@Mrmnms, Thank you sir. I absolutely agree with you!
@Chad Smith, Thank you too. Hit me up mate!


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Hi @Chadd Smith, Please do feel free to hit me up. I can tell you now that it is a standard construction technique used in traditional scandinavian knives that I picked up from my good buddy Jeremy Spake (great maker, check him out). Cheers mate!