Two For Christmas

[Randy Lucius]

These two were ordered for Christmas presents. They will be my last for 2018. I sold 6 knives during the holidays. That doesn't sound like much but it represents a large portion of my production over the last few months. All sales by word of mouth. Didn't post any on Instagram or Facebook. I'll try to have a good stock next Christmas.









This is the one on the left with some light on it. Looks like something an Ork would carry out of Mordor.

 

[Smallshop]

Love the "liquid fire" handle!

 

[opaul]

Those are really nice and the recipients will love them. You do really nice work!

 

[Rick Otts]

Hey you can play Santa and send them my way

 

[Randy Lucius]

Hey you can play Santa and send them my way

Sorry Rick. They were put on Santa's sleigh this afternoon. Hated to see them go.

 

[Kevin Zito]

Very nice! What’s the 411 on those handles... love them!

 

[Sean Jones]

Very nice!

 

[Randy Lucius]

Very nice! What’s the 411 on those handles... love them!

The red one is buckeye burl and resin. Blue one is maple and resin. Both blocks purchased at last years Bladeshow. I have a blog post on making the blue one from start to finish if you’re bored. Blog Post

 

[Kevin Zito]

The red one is buckeye burl and resin. Blue one is maple and resin. Both blocks purchased at last years Bladeshow. I have a blog post on making the blue one from start to finish if you’re bored. Blog Post

Thank you!

 

[Kevin Zito]

That’s a great tutorial!

 

[Randy Lucius]

That’s a great tutorial!

Thanks Kevin! Really appreciate you taking a look at it. Happy New Year!!

 

[Von Gruff]

I was hoping your blog post was going to be on making the resin bonded blocks BEFORE they became knife scales LuciusX5

 

[Randy Lucius]

I was hoping your blog post was going to be on making the resin bonded blocks BEFORE they became knife scales LuciusX5

Sorry Gruff. I bought those. They aren’t that hard to make. A lot of good videos on YouTube.

 

[Von Gruff]

Sorry Gruff. I bought those. They aren’t that hard to make. A lot of good videos on YouTube.

I had started to look into them on youtube but have a few details to sort first. I have seen vacuum and pressure used to rid the air bubbles

 

[Gary Miller]

they look great.

 

[Johan Nel]

Beautiful knives and a nice blog. Thanks for sharing.