it's been a long time!
- razorsharp
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thank guys,
razorsharp, i need to follow your footsteps and move to NZ :D , what an amazing country you live in, i was there for five months in 2010, it was amazing,
i wish you good luck with your knife making dream, feel free to PM my for any question you might have.
razorsharp, i need to follow your footsteps and move to NZ :D , what an amazing country you live in, i was there for five months in 2010, it was amazing,
i wish you good luck with your knife making dream, feel free to PM my for any question you might have.
Lee Lerman
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
I remember you very well; lerman and his black Para-Military IIRClerman wrote:...i'm now officially a full time knife maker, some of you might remember me posting my designs here whan i was a teenager, it was my dream then and it's reality now.
Good luck for your profession!
Peter - founding member of Spydiewiki.com
"Integrity is being good even if no one is watching"
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"Integrity is being good even if no one is watching"
Spyderco's company motto
- defenestrate
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Lee,
These are some very handsome knives - I love the appearance of that San Mai - how it looks like a differential heat treat with dual hamon. many nice ideas here. If I were in a position to get a custom I would strongly consider it. Regardless, I just added you on facebook and would like to see what else you have made. I am hoping to get into making knives myself and unfortunately have had to take a bit of a break due to other priorities. Still, I will likely be noodling with some metal soon and this post is inspiring.
These are some very handsome knives - I love the appearance of that San Mai - how it looks like a differential heat treat with dual hamon. many nice ideas here. If I were in a position to get a custom I would strongly consider it. Regardless, I just added you on facebook and would like to see what else you have made. I am hoping to get into making knives myself and unfortunately have had to take a bit of a break due to other priorities. Still, I will likely be noodling with some metal soon and this post is inspiring.
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Happy, Happy, Happy! Peel, Peel, Peel!
Happy, Happy, Happy! Peel, Peel, Peel!
Hello
just finished this one,
balde: CPM D2 3.7mm thick, 59-61 HRC
handle: orange G-10 with black spacer and stainless tube pins
overall length: 19cm
orange/black kydex sheath with a belt loop/clip, left/right carry.
just finished this one,
balde: CPM D2 3.7mm thick, 59-61 HRC
handle: orange G-10 with black spacer and stainless tube pins
overall length: 19cm
orange/black kydex sheath with a belt loop/clip, left/right carry.
Lee Lerman
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
It's good to see you back Lee. That new one is just gorgeous. I love the shade of orange of the G-10 handles. And the orange G-10 and black spacers mated with the two-tone sheath is a very handsome pairing.
Additionally, the handle looks incredibly comfortable and functional, especially the way it swells toward the bottom for enhanced grip. It also looks like you managed to put as much edge length as possible into the design which is always a good thing.
Additionally, the handle looks incredibly comfortable and functional, especially the way it swells toward the bottom for enhanced grip. It also looks like you managed to put as much edge length as possible into the design which is always a good thing.
"A flute with no holes is not a flute. A donut with no hole, is a danish."
Quietly lurking the Spyderco forum since 2003...
Quietly lurking the Spyderco forum since 2003...
Hello,
i just wanted to share some new neck knives i recently finished
they are CPM D2 4" long :D
thanks for looking,
Lee Lerman
i just wanted to share some new neck knives i recently finished
they are CPM D2 4" long :D
thanks for looking,
Lee Lerman
Lee Lerman
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
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Glad to see you use a high rise Kydex sheath. For me the sheath has to be right or I wont buy the knife. I absollutely hate even the mention of nylon and leather won't get it either. The sheath has to be a Kydex clamshell with no retaining straps where you pop the knife in and pop it out but with enough retention that it's not going to fall out no matter what.
thanks guys,
jazz, i'm currently working on a website, but in the meanwhile you can have a look in my facebook page even if you don't have an account.
jazz, i'm currently working on a website, but in the meanwhile you can have a look in my facebook page even if you don't have an account.
Lee Lerman
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
Lee Lerman
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
Lee Lerman
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
my knives
facebook: http://www.facebook.com/LermanCustomKnives
website: http://www.lermancustomknives.com
- Officer Gigglez
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