pictures or it did not happen.Snagged myself a 166kg Söding&Halbach anvil for 1.6€/kg
Soon, still have to pick it up. This is a picture by the sellerpictures or it did not happen.
Nice! How are you applying your makers mark?All these Puukkos are now ready for sheaths!
They look good. Nice and crisp. Mulling over going with electro-chem etch vs laser engraver. The laser is so much $$$, but it would also be great for marking tooling, graduations on dials, control panels, etc... I primarily am into machine shop work and fabrication, so the laser would have a wider application for me. Decisions.personalizer electro etch. Two of these have darker etches, because I just discovered the "Mark" feature, which redeposits a layer of material, or darkens the etch.
Those look awesome! The faceted handles are definitely uniqueAll these Puukkos are now ready for sheaths!
That’s a real beauty. Do you have to take it down to sharpen it due to the guard?My most recent project, a Bill Bagwell inpired fighter. It does have a hamon which is not captured on the pictures. Curly maple handle, mild steel and brass fittings.
Thank you very much!That’s a real beauty. Do you have to take it down to sharpen it due to the guard?
Just finished this linerlock, Mike Norris stainless Damascus blade and bolsters, jeweled and gold anodized titanium liners, pre-ban ivory, CPM154 back spacer, gold plated screws, Swarovski Amber crystal thumb stud.
Wow, you nailed it. That is beautiful!Thanks, I planned it....and hoped it would come out good like that. the bolsters really pop on that knife.