Wharnie

[Frank Aguirre]

Here is one I am just about done with. I tried doing some file work on this one but I still need some practice. I also left the etch unmarked to see how it would look and I wish I had marked it.:grumpy: It is made from 1/8" O1 and is 7" OAL Spaulted Maple scales and brass hardware. I also did not have book matched sets of this handle material, but I really like how this wood looks. It is tuff to nail every step, but I feel I am improving.

 

[ONeill]

Hey Pancho , I think I saw that cute little thing unfinished someplace else
Nice wood also .

 

[John Barker]

Good looking wharncliffe.
-John

 

[Knife Crazied]

That is beautiful

 

[Matt Gleash]

Frank, every knife you post seems to be better than the one before it, which is what it's all about!
Great little knife, perfect for EDC!2thumbs Keep it up, I'm really enjoying watching your progress! -Matt-

 

[Frank Aguirre]

Thanks Matt! Its good to know that folks can see some improvements. I just pick myself apart and never seem to be satisfied. I am sure I am not the only knifemaker to be this way. Thanks again.

-frank

 

[brad stallsmith]

Hey Frank, great looking knife, I really apreciate getting to see the finished blades. Don't sell yourself short in the filework category, it turned sweet from
my view. And the spalted maple, good choice! I'll be on the lookout for your next batch.

Brad

 

[murphda2]

Pancho, great looking little knife you've got there. I'm not a fan of file work, but that looks darn good from my perspective.

Murph

 

[GSC]

Great looking pcs Frank.
Gordon

 

[Sean Cochran]

I just pick myself apart and never seem to be satisfied.
-frank

Im the same way Frank, thats the only way we can improve.

Sean

edit
I like your mark unetched, it is subtle, very classy.