Post by Ron on Jan 3, 2009 15:56:21 GMT -6
I saw a knife made by another knife maker that impressed me so much that I thought I would try my hand at carving a bit of detail into the blade of one of my own. I have done filing on the back edge of knives but this goes way beyond that.
The blade is O1 flat ground annealed. Here are a few images along the way. I am trying to make vines.
Files and chisels help remove the material from the opening. It's pretty slow going.
I use a Dremmel tool were ever I can.
I have it pre-beveled but not completly and will finish the bevel after I heat treat the blade.
I used a chisel to add texture to the vines and then applied gun bluing to color just the vines.
As I type this, The blade is sitting in the oven taking a temper after I heat treated it. I am thinking of using Cocobolo wood for the scales.
The blade is O1 flat ground annealed. Here are a few images along the way. I am trying to make vines.
Files and chisels help remove the material from the opening. It's pretty slow going.
I use a Dremmel tool were ever I can.
I have it pre-beveled but not completly and will finish the bevel after I heat treat the blade.
I used a chisel to add texture to the vines and then applied gun bluing to color just the vines.
As I type this, The blade is sitting in the oven taking a temper after I heat treated it. I am thinking of using Cocobolo wood for the scales.
