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Hey guys. Just wanted to share a fer pictures of one I finished up. Some of Devin Thomas's feather pattern dammy with Malighite and ebony bolsters and stabilized cottonwood handle.

Thanks for looking.
Randy

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Very nice Randy. I love the way you always seem to get the right materials in the right places.
I went to Devin's web site and didnt see the feather pattern listed. Did you work out some kind of special deal or something?
 
Lagrange said:
Very nice Randy. I love the way you always seem to get the right materials in the right places.
I went to Devin's web site and didnt see the feather pattern listed. Did you work out some kind of special deal or something?
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You know how it is. ya dont know unless ya ask sometimes! :) I called Devin and asked for this, Per my customers request, he was kind enough to provide it for me. I dont think he offers it as a retail product. for obvious reasons. to anyone who has ever made feather damascus, let alone made stainless steel damascus. :)

Thanks for the comment and checking out our stuff.. God Bless YA
Randy
 
rhinoknives said:
Very nice Randy!

Stainless? And do you mean the stone Malachite? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malachite pretty stuff, I have used that recon stone before.

That one should sell fast!

Interesting file work too!

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com
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Yep Malachite. The stone. I processed a raw piece into the ferule. Worked well and looks awesome. Was a PITA. but worth the efforts. Much harder then the recon stuff I have used.

The Steel is AEB-L and 304 stainless. :) BIG FUN.. I heat treated and cryo treated it and its a RC 59.5 Not quite as high as I would like to see on a kitchen knife, But very serviceable hardness..

Thanks for the comments and checkin out the knife!

God Bless
Randy
 
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HHH Knives said:
Yep Malachite. The stone. I processed a raw piece into the ferule. Worked well and looks awesome. Was a PITA. but worth the efforts. Much harder then the recon stuff I have used.

The Steel is AEB-L and 304 stainless. :) BIG FUN.. I heat treated and cryo treated it and its a RC 59.5 Not quite as high as I would like to see on a kitchen knife, But very serviceable hardness..

Thanks for the comments and checkin out the knife!

God Bless
Randy
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Randy,
59.5 Rc should work fine. Was this bar in 1/8" thickness? Or did you have Devin make it in 3/32" ??

So you used a raw piece of malachite stone? I bet that was a PITA!

Keep the great work coming!

Laurence

www.rhinoknives.com
 
Yep. It was a RAW piece. Heres a image of what I started with. if ya look at it just right and squint you will see just where I cut it and how I did it. lol :)
 

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All I can say is WOW!
Cant believe I missed this earlier.
Those colors are amazing, and the way the pattern works with the blade is beautiful!

God Bless
Mike
 
Thanks Mike. It has quickly become a go to favorite in her kitchen! Thanks for posting!

Blessings
Randy
 
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