Love seeing what you and Owen are up to with your latest projects. That knife set for your friend is beautiful - I love the combination of artistry and function - not just dust collectors sitting on a shelf. And that chopper is 'wicked' in all its meanings (used to live in New England so I use the word a lot to emphasise my point! 😄) I have a friend who is a misplaced-in-time Viking and lives the lifestyle, but instead of blades like that one, he collects and uses lots of axes and has a axe throwing target board in his back yard. It will be interesting to see how you finish off the blade and how it performs when you put it through some trials. Have a great week coming up, and I hope you can get your internet service figured out without too many additional hassles.
Good seeing you again. Sorry about your internet. Love seeing your work. Love the practical mindset. You're so talented. Always love hearing about Owen.
Beautiful work.! Hope you rest enough as your body went through a lot so short ago. Your left eye looks very tired or the pressure is back. Wish you and Wrex a great weekend, E.
Hi, it’s me from No. California. I must say that chopper looks quite evil and I would imagine it will be quite heavy when completed. I also thought paring knives had smaller blades. Still learning, so thanks.
Glad you decided not to fo the hole grind, your right, that is more for things like straight razors. You know im not a bog fan of seaxs but that design is better than most ive seen. Glad to see owen had got that blade in the antler.
All your work and talent is just stunning. One knife is just more pretty than the other. Practical can be very classy. You also really look great. You sound very strong....and the smile is definitely there. Take care
Love it! You know I'm absolutely supportive of your craft brother! While I wholeheartedly agree with you on the practicality of big choppers, I wonder if you've thought about the possibility of trying your take on bushcraft edc's or a skinner? It would be cool to see how your artistic mind would envision something like that... But I will excitedly await seeing the abuse you put the chopper through! If it stands up through everything you try, you should totally take it to the range and split a projectile or two with it... Just a thought. Love ya! God bless!
Love seeing what you and Owen are up to with your latest projects. That knife set for your friend is beautiful - I love the combination of artistry and function - not just dust collectors sitting on a shelf. And that chopper is 'wicked' in all its meanings (used to live in New England so I use the word a lot to emphasise my point! 😄) I have a friend who is a misplaced-in-time Viking and lives the lifestyle, but instead of blades like that one, he collects and uses lots of axes and has a axe throwing target board in his back yard.
It will be interesting to see how you finish off the blade and how it performs when you put it through some trials. Have a great week coming up, and I hope you can get your internet service figured out without too many additional hassles.
Thank you for the update, I was missing you. That chopper project will be interesting to say the least. Your work is always so nice!
Good seeing you again. Sorry about your internet. Love seeing your work. Love the practical mindset. You're so talented. Always love hearing about Owen.
Beautiful work.! Hope you rest enough as your body went through a lot so short ago. Your left eye looks very tired or the pressure is back. Wish you and Wrex a great weekend, E.
The left eye is better this was me after 5 hrs in the shop and I took a much needed nap after the vid!
Hi, it’s me from No. California. I must say that chopper looks quite evil and I would imagine it will be quite heavy when completed. I also thought paring knives had smaller blades. Still learning, so thanks.
Glad you decided not to fo the hole grind, your right, that is more for things like straight razors. You know im not a bog fan of seaxs but that design is better than most ive seen. Glad to see owen had got that blade in the antler.
All your work and talent is just stunning. One knife is just more pretty than the other. Practical can be very classy. You also really look great. You sound very strong....and the smile is definitely there. Take care
Love it! You know I'm absolutely supportive of your craft brother! While I wholeheartedly agree with you on the practicality of big choppers, I wonder if you've thought about the possibility of trying your take on bushcraft edc's or a skinner? It would be cool to see how your artistic mind would envision something like that... But I will excitedly await seeing the abuse you put the chopper through! If it stands up through everything you try, you should totally take it to the range and split a projectile or two with it... Just a thought. Love ya! God bless!
Glad you're back! Hope you're feeling well...
Great to find you again