You are exaggerating, my friend. But thank you very much for it!!Doc B wrote:Everything about that knife...everything about that sheath!!!! You are a true artist Hellize.
Hmm... have no idea where it lives. It is somewhat similar to work as beech wood, and it is just as hard. It doesn't splinter at all and it has a really nice smell when you sand itbladehound wrote:Great knife. Never heard of or seen that wood.what region did it grow in. Is it heart wood?
Thank you very much!Colonel26 wrote:Knife and sheath both are fantastic. Very well done.
Ah, here it is!bladehound wrote:Great knife. Never heard of or seen that wood.what region did it grow in. Is it heart wood?
Glad you like it!doglegg wrote:Damascus, bronze and blood wood, what a recipe for success. Skillfully executed Scizmar.
If you have a photo of one post it for us all to see. Thanks.OLDE CUTLER wrote:That really is a great looking knife! I have turned some pens from padauk (spelling of this name varies), and when freshly cut or turned, it has an orange color. After it ages and oxidizes, it turns a dark red to maroon color. It is some really neat stuff.
Yeah, it does change a bit over time, many woods go darker. Well, wenge doesn'tOLDE CUTLER wrote:That really is a great looking knife! I have turned some pens from padauk (spelling of this name varies), and when freshly cut or turned, it has an orange color. After it ages and oxidizes, it turns a dark red to maroon color. It is some really neat stuff.
Sent you a pmkootenay joe wrote:Do you have a website Sir ? or a site that shows all of your available knives ? I might need a knife, not sure, just thinking.
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No it's notkootenay joe wrote:Is this Blood knife still available ? I do not see a price for it ?
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Thanks!sunknife wrote:Absolutely beautiful knife. Your knives are pure artistry and craftsmanship hellize, every time I see one its just as perfect as the last by you.
Thou I suspect that you exaggerate a bit, anyway it feels really nice to read you comment 
