Modern Seax 5/32" 1084 video and early wip

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David Mary

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I was commissioned by a friend to make two large seax knives, and asked if he'd like video footage of them in action before I ship them. He said yes. I had fun. And was almost as blown away as the chips of wood.

 
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Some of the seax's journey from materials to proven woods tool, ready to ship, in pictures.

Barely a twinkle in my eye
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Getting a handle on things
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It's all about balance
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Obstacles to overcome
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Clear!
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Ready to leave the nest
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Finally received these two beauties today. David has done it again. His understanding of edge geometry and weight distribution in doing longer blades keeps getting better. These are a joy to hold. Very comfortable handles contoured to really fit my hands. David asked the right questions of how I thought the grips should feel and gave his input of what he could do. He did a really nice job overall.
The video was a blast to watch and I really appreciate the willingness to test the blades and have fun with them. These are sure to make good woods companions. Cant wait to try them out. Thanks again David.!
 
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