Alabama Damascus Slipjoint

[blancefitz]

I went 8 or 10 months without making a knife, but recently got back at it and I just finished this one up today. I debated whether or not I should keep posting in the "New to knife making" section. It is a bit intimidating posting amongst some great folder makers. This is my 9th folder so far (all have been slipjoints). There getting a little better, but when I try to get a scratch out somewhere, I tend to put two more somewhere else. And my aim with a ball pein hammer ain't the greatest, which makes final assembly, a stressful proposition. Thank you Calvin Robinson for taking the time to explain to me how to surface grind the warp out of this blade.

 

[Plas62]

Look's great, Nice work!!!

 

[Calvin Robinson]

Looking pretty good. That's a big one!

 

[Frank Niro]

Great to see this one.
Frank

 

[Justin Presson]

Great job!

 

[Don Robinson]

Nice one, Bill! :clap::clap::wub:

 

[stezann]

Congratulations!! i like your slipjoint very much, it is very well designed and realized. :35:
I'm also new at this and i'll quote your line: ...which makes final assembly, a stressful proposition... Damn, it does!!!!

Stefano

 

[blancefitz]

Thank you men, for the kind words. I hope to have a few more to post in the near future.

 

[harshitgpt89]

Nice Work.
It seems to be a perfect pocket knife or folding knife which can find place in pocket for everyday carry.

 

[dan van]

Nice job! Unffortunately our mistakes help us to learn, but it looks your mistakes have paid off. Dan

 

[Mason Knives]

Hi Bill, great looking knife, I don't know what your are worried about!!!!

Paul