Windmill Sebenza with diamond inlay

mfan · May 17, 2003

I took these pictures for my friend. It is a lovely Sebenza.

Keith Montgomery · May 17, 2003

That really is a beautiful knife. Was that job done by CRK?

FrankDL · May 17, 2003

Mfan- Great looking Sebi, and as usual, great looking pics!

Thanks for sharing.

Frank

MXDan · May 17, 2003

Hey!!!!

I'm Dutch... doesn't that mean I get one for free right?!?!

That's an awesome looking knife, if that's a real diamond, how'd they mount it the handle, and how big is it?

mfan · May 17, 2003

Thanks. This is truely done by CRK. The size of the diamond is 3mm.
Here is the DOB of this Sebi.

CUTIGER 3 · May 17, 2003

Such a Beautiful knife

Jose Reyes · May 17, 2003

MFan,

Nice score. I'll bet I could convert a couple friends of mine, who are Thomas Kinkade fans, into knife knuts with that piece...

-Jose

Geode · May 17, 2003

That is out-of-control good looking. Was that purchased by your friend from the Solvang show?

mfan · May 17, 2003

Geode,

My friend bought this Sabbie from Nordic Knives.
http://www.nordicknives.com/

mckgreg · May 17, 2003

Nice photos. What kind of camera do ya use?
Greg

mfan · May 17, 2003

Greg,

Thanks. I used Canon G1 with 3x zoom lens to take these pictures.

Tactical Man · May 17, 2003

WOW! WOW! WOW!

That is a great looking sebbie! Congratulations to Chris Reeve and his crew and the proud new owner.

I think Chris and crew are hitting new levels of creativity with their knives at a rapid pace.

Brett

ExamonLyf · May 21, 2003

Fabulous pictures! Really nice job of catching the detail...

Thanks

Robert.B · May 21, 2003

Originally posted by MXDan
Hey!!!!

I'm Dutch... doesn't that mean I get one for free right?!?!

That's an awesome looking knife, if that's a real diamond, how'd they mount it the handle, and how big is it?

hey i'm dutch too

...but thats one cool knife indeed.

KennyC · May 26, 2003

Originally posted by MXDan

That's an awesome looking knife, if that's a real diamond, how'd they mount it the handle, and how big is it?

maybe it was done differently here but at school when we mount stones in rings without the claws, we filled the hole with epoxy and lightly tap the stone in with a rawhide mallet...hope this helps.

FivePointOhh · May 26, 2003

OMG....What a beautiful piece of artwork! Quite breathtaking!

Great photos also.