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jerzeedevil forum challange knife

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the challange was put out to all the makers on the JD forum to make a devils night knife/ object and this is what i came up with

well its done 8 inch of cpm3v hand sanded to 600 grit
wrought iron guard and but cap
black canvas spacers and red spalted stabilized maple burl the but cap is lightly hollowed
over all 13 inches
please let me know what you think and if i need to get a few more pictures up i can
also more info if i forgot anything
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Butch, That is one beautiful knife. the devil himself would be proud to own that blade. Good luck in the challenge.
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nice knife Butch...i love that handle.
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Wonderful. I think it fits the challenge perfectly. good luck
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I love it. It's classic devil. Pointy, long, wroght iron, and you can even see trapped souls in the handle. :eek:

I love the fact that it's not overly spiky or fantasy.

Great stuff.
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I have never been into fixed baldes that much but the one you made impresssed me.

All I can say is WOW!
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that is gorgeous!! Great grinds on that one. :)
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how ****, that's a beaut. Love the blade.
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Butch,
As usual, beautiful work. It's gorgeous, in a devilish way of course. ;)

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Very nicely done Butch. You set a very high bar indeed for knifemakers.

A quick question if you don't mind, did you sand before heat treat and then after as well to the 600 grit finish? The reason I ask is that today I have 3 blades of 3V going out for heat treat as well as some santoukus (CPM 154) and I'm wondering if I'm on the right track. That is exactly the way I was going to finish mine.
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I think it looks great Butch. Nice even grinds and the handle/spacer/guard look well built/fitted. Good Job :)
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Very nice. I want to play with it. :D
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jimbo@stn24 wrote:Very nicely done Butch. You set a very high bar indeed for knifemakers.

A quick question if you don't mind, did you sand before heat treat and then after as well to the 600 grit finish? The reason I ask is that today I have 3 blades of 3V going out for heat treat as well as some santoukus (CPM 154) and I'm wondering if I'm on the right track. That is exactly the way I was going to finish mine.
i grind before heat treat to about 70-80% less its a really high allow steel ( think cpms60V or more ) its just too hard on belts after heat treat
i hand sanded the cpm10v push dagger before heat treat after trying to grind hardened 10V before

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Hey Butch,

wow that thing is sweet :) Keep up the great work.

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if the devil were to use a knife it looks like it would be that one!

pretty cool
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Stunning Butch, excellent work.
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Thanks for your time Butch, mine went out with almost all scratches gone at 600 grit hand sanded.

Again, very nice work.
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That is a beautiful knife. Great job Butch.. I really like the wrought iron guard.
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Very nice.
Like the colors and shape.
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RIOT wrote:if the devil were to use a knife it looks like it would be that one!

pretty cool
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