This was one of the timber swap knives I made; for a fella who was kind enough when sending me some beautiful sheoak to include a hand turned pen and awl.
The knife is made from a Nicholson file and I've finished it with a vinegar patina (an experiment that worked out quite nicely). The handle is made from corian, black and white spacer material and kingwood, with a Danish oil and wax finish.
The knife's new owner and I agreed that a sheath was in order and I decided to make up a firesteel while I was at it.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
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2 comments:
Rabbit,
Just out of curiosity, what does a knife like that cost, sheath included?
You can email me the answer if you don't want to state it here.
Thanks.
Hi Panday,
I made that knife for a fella who swapped me some very nice timber for handles and a hand turned awl and pen.
As I'm still learning/teaching myself knifemaking and leatherwork it's rare for me to accept payment for anything other than materials.
That said - if you were after a knife and sheath similar to this one (with the firesteel) I could do it for AUD $140 + freight.
That may seem cheap (?) to some but I'm not yet producing anything that I'd be willing to put on a table at a show.
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