The bolsters are jelly roll damascus made by Robert Eggerling and the blade and locking bar are made from Ealy damascus.
Usual fantastic mop, file work and finish.
First, I want to assure you that our law enforcement friends have no corner on the avoirdupois market....
You know what a "jelly roll" is I hope... very thin rectangular cake, covered with jelly, rolled and then sliced perpendicular to the newly created cylinder. Well, here is a zoom in of the bolster between the screws and a picture of it on a blade.
Technically the Trunbull one is the "non-tkcl" knife, so named by txlazer I believe. I have ordered ALL the tkcl blades and Larry Chew tells me mine is finished and Johnny Stout has indicated mine will be finished before the second coming of Bill Moran.
Congrats frac!
Ralph's knives always turn my head, he has a way of incorporating a group of beautiful materials combined with workmanship into a knife that flows.
Thanks for the photos of the Jelly roll in progress. Would you mind if I used those on my home page? I'll cite you of course. I had assumed, but never seen the process...
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