small neck knife

[mattyts]

This has been in the works for a few week, scales are burr elm and the blade is an Enzo necker in CrMo14,scarily sharp :pray:

The finish didn't come out well in the photos but I sanded the wood to 800grit and then used a mop and green compound to polish the wood,topped off with renaissance wax

Also got a few acrylic JR Gent FPs but I haven't got any pictures of them yet

 

[Jim]

Cracking knife Matty, with a great looking handle ..

 

[Treeesa]

You've got to be pleased with that I fancy making one of these with a bit of special wood

 

[Doug]

Lovely workmanship Matty

 

[Grump]

Where did my post go????
I was saying, that is nice Matty, very nice.
I love to see your work, like those pins too must get some myself.

 

[TK woodman]

That's a cracking piece of work Matty - Well done

 

[Penpal]

None of your knives dissapoint Matt this one a ripper as well.

Peter.

 

[billyb_imp]

Looks very nice Matty

 

[wm460]

That is a stunning knife Matty, did you make the rivets your self?

 

[Bill Mooney]

Pure qualiy Matty.

 

[paulm]

Excellent Matty, I love your work

 

[mattyts]

Thanks everyone

That is a stunning knife Matty, did you make the rivets your self?

Hi mate,I buy them from a bloke on a knife forum

 

[bassethound]

What a lovely knife, well done Matty, love it!

 

[donwatson]

A lovely knife there

 

[Dalboy]

Certainly a cut above the rest, well made and finished.

 

[Jimjam66]

I was about to ask about the mosaic pins but Mark beat me to it. *Apparently* they are quite easy to make - a few lengths of brass rod inside a length of brass tube, then fill with resin. Can't see any way for that to go wrong ...

 

[Vic Perrin]

Always a Pleasure to see your Craftsmanship Matty

Vic

 

[Indie Shed]

Now that is classy, it all looks 'just right' to me. It looks highly functional too. The rivets do set it apart though Matty .