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Santa Fe Stone Works spydies...let's see them

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i used to have 2 of them but one is now residing with its new owner and friend in Spain :) so here is mine, a lil kiwi with some fantastic colors.


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hopefully in a few weeks i will be able to post up some new SFSW enduras :D
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cool post Tony ill post some pics tomorrow of the Delicas and I think 1 Kiwi
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Sugalite
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I would love to collect more SFSW Spydies, they are so beautiful!
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"Red Cross" Harpy in red coral and MOP...

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"Dragonflies" marquetry Dragonfly...

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"Wooden Eagle" Police and matching Kiwi...
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"Earthling" Police, matching Kiwi, and "Tequila Sunrise" Kiwi...
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Tequila Sunrise version uses a different, more orange, stone for Saturn and was the idea of Bill Wirtel's daughter, Anna. Considering the extreme difference in size between the Police and Kiwi, I find it remarkable how well they were able to preserve the detail of the design.

"Full Panel" black pearl and red coral Kiwis...
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From what I understand, the full panel Kiwis were done using all stainless Kiwis at a point where SFSW could not obtain bolstered ones.
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Yin Yang Cricket, MOP Kiwi and Abalone Delica

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Patriot Kiwi

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Ian...nice range of colors with those 3.

Paul, i am still trying to figure out how they make those wooden eagles. my guess is that they have some sort of laser cutter and they make a big block of the stuff and cut off slices for each knife. if i had to do it i would go nuts trying. as for that red cross harpy, i don't think Hannibal used that version when he slit that guys femoral artery..lol

Wouter, what is in the web of the delica? it looks great.


now for the rest of you, get off your kiester, well you can probably do this sitting down still but get those pics up :D
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I am absolutely blown away with the beauty of all the knives posted! Well done fellows, your taste is impeccable.
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tonydahose wrote:Paul, i am still trying to figure out how they make those wooden eagles. my guess is that they have some sort of laser cutter and they make a big block of the stuff and cut off slices for each knife.
Tony, not sure about the laser cutter part, but it's my understanding that all the marquetry scales start off as blocks which they then slice into a number of scales.
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tonydahose wrote:i used to have 2 of them but one is now residing with its new owner and friend in Spain :) so here is mine, a lil kiwi with some fantastic colors.


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hopefully in a few weeks i will be able to post up some new SFSW enduras :D
Hey Tony, here´s someone that wants to say hi to you!!!!
It is one of my favorite and most cherished spydies.
Greetings from Arce, Spain!!!
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heres my Santa Fe's, my pics suck sorry guys
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Here is my Turquoise Kiwi from Sant Fe
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I have always thought these were absolutely gorgeous.

I also know I will never be able to afford them.

As collectors, im extremely jealous of what you guys have.
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Delica with Picasso Marble
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Bug Mother of Pearl & Abalone with Malichite webbing
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Harpy with Picasso Marble
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Really nice knives here! Do you all find that the rocks make the knives ridiculously heavy, or do you just not use them?

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Jazz wrote:Really nice knives here! Do you all find that the rocks make the knives ridiculously heavy, or do you just not use them?

- best wishes, Jazz.
i cant speak for everyone else but i do not use mine and yes they are much heavier.
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I know I'm performing necromancy by digging up this old thread, but my word, the picasso marble in Cougar's post is absolutely gorgeous.

Does anyone else have any beautiful pictures to add? :o
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HistoricalMan wrote:I know I'm performing necromancy by digging up this old thread, but my word, the picasso marble in Cougar's post is absolutely gorgeous.

Does anyone else have any beautiful pictures to add? :o
Yes, picasso marble can be very striking. Although I think perhaps "Jackson Pollock marble" might have been a more appropriate name for it. :D

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HistoricalMan wrote:I know I'm performing necromancy by digging up this old thread
I do this all the time, especially if great pictures involved. :)
IMHO this is not necromancy, it is resurrection. :D
Also, if you wouldn't do this may be we will never see this Paul's knife.
And it is gorgeous.

The Deacon wrote:Yes, picasso marble can be very striking. Although I think perhaps "Jackson Pollock marble" might have been a more appropriate name for it. :D

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Here is a C01 Worker.
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