A Hunter

[Seved]

I finished the handle today. I took some pics for comparising with its cousin, a Survival.













Seved

[Sparky415]

Lovely work as usual Seved 
The Damascus blade is very nice but the plain one is my favorite   

[AHB]

Lovely work as usual Seved 
The Damascus blade is very nice but the plain one is my favorite   

Same here, but excellent craftmanship Seved.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Very impressive work mate

Now do a UK legal Friction folder next please

[Seved]

Thank you Guys  . Yes plain is realy nice  . Yes i have thought of a friction folder, for a while, maybe i make one  .

Seved

[Jmora]

that's really nice, 
how do they get the nice swirly patterns in the damascus steel?

[Seved]

Thank you  . I cant say exactly, they probebly drill or mill, in the bills.

Seved

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Thank you Guys  . Yes plain is realy nice  . Yes i have thought of a friction folder, for a while, maybe i make one  .

Seved

I'd certainly love to see it mate

[Seved]

Thanks mate 

Seved

[Mr. Whippy]

You know, I do love the patterns of Damascus steel, but with your knives, Seved, the blade shape, the blade/handle proportions and the handles themselves are beautiful.  The Damascus pattern almost takes away from the esthetic of the knife and its construction.

Maybe a subtler Damascus pattern, would work well. 

As a side note, I have not found Damascus steels to outperform the modern "super Steels".

(As a sidenote, I must confess, that while watching TV, I do enjoy just handling my Seved fixed blade, pulling it from the sheath and turning it in my hand.  )   

[Seved]

You know, I do love the patterns of Damascus steel, but with your knives, Seved, the blade shape, the blade/handle proportions and the handles themselves are beautiful.  The Damascus pattern almost takes away from the esthetic of the knife and its construction.

Maybe a subtler Damascus pattern, would work well. 

As a side note, I have not found Damascus steels to outperform the modern "super Steels".

(As a sidenote, I must confess, that while watching TV, I do enjoy just handling my Seved fixed blade, pulling it from the sheath and turning it in my hand.  )   

Yes i know what you mean, its very easy that the pattern, can make the rest of the knife to disapear. I think many looks at the pattern first in a Damask knife. You can put very exclusive handlematerials and stuff on it, it doesent matter Damasksteel has that mysterios legends and such that exists around it. I like it But i am the maker, so it dont counts lol . Thats for other to deside.

Yes i agree with you there, Damasksteel isnt better then modern steel, it was early in the steel history, that the Damasksteel was better then plain steel.

LOL that warming a knifemakers heart, i am so glad that you like it so much   Its a big knife in a small package, a Swedish buyer said. He said that i had come up with the ultimate EDC .

Seved