Thread: Damascus neckknife in pink dragen takedown handle

This is the first neck knife I have ever made. Scott and I made a bet on the Mayweather McGregor fight. Each of us would make a neck knife and the person who won would get the knife of the other person.

I won the bet so I'm getting the knife Scott made, and I wanted to share the pics of the knife I made. It's a takedown handle mounted with small torx screws sunken into the handle. The blade was cleaned and etched all over.

I do not like using the same words over and over on our forum, but, when a stunning piece of craftsmanship shows up stunning is the word that comes to mind immediately.

Ok, that is just awesome......nuff said

I have often contemplated a serrated neckknife for work, that one however is not one I would ever bring to work. That environment is way to harsh for such a beautiful piece of work.

Aloha!

Stunning piece of work. I wish I had that kind of craftsmanship in my hands.

-Zip

Originally Posted by RezDog

I have often contemplated a serrated neckknife for work, that one however is not one I would ever bring to work. That environment is way to harsh for such a beautiful piece of work.

Yeah saltwater is already harsh on stainless. Nevermind carbon steel

Originally Posted by ZipZop

Aloha!

Stunning piece of work. I wish I had that kind of craftsmanship in my hands.

-Zip

Time and effort.
11 years ago I knew nothing about steel or working it. The difficult part is usually to get started. Once you've done that, it's just a matter of setting one foot in front of the other. Last time at Charlie's place I made a multi step piece of damascus by hand, and I said it's not that I am better then anyone else. I'm just too stupid to know when to quit.

Originally Posted by Bruno

Time and effort.

... and making a not insignificant investment in tools
... and convincing one's spouse

nice job Bruno !

That's one sexy kneckknife, Bruno. Love the pink scales and the patterning!