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Ondrej Borsky
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 Posted: Mon 01 Aug, 2016 6:43 am Post subject: The Raven - a patternwelded viking knife in Mammen style |
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Hello! I know i have been a bit silent of late, I hope this will make things better  . Recently, I have recently been admiring the Cammin Casket, especially the two raven figures... they somehow stuck in my mind, and I knew I had to release them. And so I did The raven is trapped in the walnut handle now, wielding a 10,2cm long blade (2,1cm wide and 4mm thick), which is composed of a wrought iron spine, patternwelded rod, and a very old file for the edge. The hole for the blade was burnt in. The raven nests in a sheath made of 3mm thick cowhide, protected by brass plates. This knife is perfect for feasts and slaughter of food! The OAL is 22,7cm without the ring. I am asking 360USD + shipping
p.s.: edited for a more descriptive title
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Kai Lawson
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Wow--that looks great! What did you use for the wood contrast? Ink? Bone? Burning?
"And they crossed swords."
--William Goldman, alias S. Morgenstern
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Ondrej Borsky
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Hello Kai!
Thank you, I´m happy you like it Whenever I can, I like to use older methods to modern ones, so I used beech tar, and dried it on the sun, then I sanded of the excess and sealed the handle with two boilings in linseed oil with a little beeswax in it
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Ondrej Borsky
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This is a standard topic
