I have to thank Clive Hallum for his excellent Tutorial on making these!
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Cicada Blades
#1
Posted 14 May 2010 - 11:10 PM
My attempt to make some Japanese styled Ivory carving knives.
I have just finished them, so I haven't honed them up yet and I'm so looking forward to finding out how they are going to go.
I have to thank Clive Hallum for his excellent Tutorial on making these!
I have to thank Clive Hallum for his excellent Tutorial on making these!
If you cant learn something new each day your just not alive!
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#3
Posted 15 May 2010 - 05:12 PM
Hi Ron
As a tool maker (for own use only) I congratulate you on what looks like a very nice set of tools.
Just one question - can you give a few details regarding the handles (shape, wood, size etc). I am happy regarding the blades having made many myself.
Well done and enjoy using them
Toothy
As a tool maker (for own use only) I congratulate you on what looks like a very nice set of tools.
Just one question - can you give a few details regarding the handles (shape, wood, size etc). I am happy regarding the blades having made many myself.
Well done and enjoy using them
Toothy
#4
Posted 16 May 2010 - 03:19 AM
Toothy, on May 16 2010, 03:12 AM, said:
Hi Ron
As a tool maker (for own use only) I congratulate you on what looks like a very nice set of tools.
Just one question - can you give a few details regarding the handles (shape, wood, size etc). I am happy regarding the blades having made many myself.
Well done and enjoy using them
Toothy
As a tool maker (for own use only) I congratulate you on what looks like a very nice set of tools.
Just one question - can you give a few details regarding the handles (shape, wood, size etc). I am happy regarding the blades having made many myself.
Well done and enjoy using them
Toothy
Thanks Ron for sharing your blades with us. The clarity of the photos is amazing, especially the closeups. I am going to track down that tutorial you mentioned, right this second. putting the blades on gumleaves is great too.
Take care Ron.
Naomi
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