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Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 10:19 PM

a few of the ladies in my family are getting new parring knives this year

green river blanks , cherry from a tree I cut a few years ago , a palm swell design with the scales hoping it feels good in the older arthritic hand

the finish is a stain to redden up the cherry a bit then oil

this is the first one done

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Posted By: chas3457

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 10:25 PM

Nice job, Pete. smile Even nicer to give something made with love. cool



Charlie
Posted By: Donnie H

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 10:25 PM

Nice...but you shouldn't have done that...
And to think...I didn't get you nothing ...😇
Posted By: Bruce T

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 10:46 PM

Nice job.
Posted By: Leary Sink

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 10:49 PM

Beautiful craftsmanship something that can be passed down to other family.
Posted By: Jasper69

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 10:57 PM

Those are great kitchen blades. I have one.
Posted By: Flipper 56

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 11:12 PM

Great job!
Posted By: Nessmuck

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 11:31 PM

Very nice !
Posted By: Gulo

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 11:31 PM

Pete -

Love the craftsmanship, especially the palm swell. Looks to be very ergonomic. Sweet!
Posted By: mississippiposse

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 11:57 PM

Nice work
Posted By: Hornady Reloader

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/03/20 11:57 PM

Very nice
Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 12:28 AM

my son has been helping with these also so it is good experience for him as well.

I am thinking I will probably make up some Kydex travel covers for them also I am going to have to ship some.

it is really nice to have a good way to transport a sharp knife ,it may be a while before any are in the church kitchen again but it seems one thing churches have in common is dull knives in the kitchen.

one of my pet peeves is a dull knife , I am no snob but carbon steel and sharp are my preference. I often wore my belt knife to church if I was going to be in the kitchen so that I would have a good knife to work with.
Posted By: grisseldog

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 03:36 AM

Very nice
Like those handles
Posted By: KenaiKid

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 07:35 AM

Excellent looking scales. I'm not arthritic, but I very much appreciate a handle large enough to hold on to. I always wondered who ever decided small knives should have small handles.
Posted By: Trapper Dahlgren

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 10:48 AM

looks great smile
Posted By: Hern

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 11:19 AM

Well done.
Posted By: Pawnee

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 11:45 AM

Very nice
Posted By: EdP

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 12:56 PM

Most box store kitchen knives are complete overpriced trash. The Russell GR blades are probably the best way to get a good kitchen knife that will take a shaving sharp edge and keep it for a reasonable time. I have done several and we use them all the time.
Posted By: old243

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 02:07 PM

I brought a bunch of dull knives home from our seniors group kitchen. Spent most of an afternoon, getting them back in shape.. Good way to spend an afternoon. If you guys are looking for a project, do the same. The ladies will think you are great. Might score a second piece of pie , at the next church supper.. old243
Posted By: adam m

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 02:08 PM

Very cool
Posted By: MySide 🦝

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 02:11 PM

Very nice! smile
Posted By: K91773

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/04/20 02:13 PM

Those are really nice, the cover is also a good idea. I have one of those style blades that I handled and it is one of my very favorite outdoors knives, it is fine enough to do fish and small game but has enough blade length to work up a deer. I know that is not what you made them for but I said that to say I am sure they will love them particularly since you cared enough for them to actually handle and finish the blank for them rather than just buying one.
Posted By: GREENCOUNTYPETE

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/18/20 03:04 PM

Well before I ship one today and take the others Saturday to be dropped off I figured I should take a picture.

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Posted By: grapestomper

Re: knives for Christmas - 12/18/20 03:59 PM

Looks good.
I just ordered 2 blanks for projects with my sons.
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