Damascus Trailing Point

[Lin Rhea]

This is unusual for me. I cant say just why because I like trailing points.

This one is Damascus with a Damascus guard and bronze and stained stainless spacers. Yes, you can stain it.      and sheep horn.

   

[Bill Kissner]

Another sheep horn handle, my favorite handle material. Beauty Lin!

[Lin Rhea]

Thanks Bill!

[tomsm44]

I know a MS doesn't need me to tell him this, but there be some beautiful lines to that blade.  Oh, and I love sheep horn as well.  Not real sure why I haven't tried it on one of my knives yet.  The sheep horn as well as the nice lines, that is.  

[Danny Rowan]

That is an awesome knife Lin.

[Keith Zimmerman]

Holy moly thats a beaut!

[Lin Rhea]

Thanks guys!

[Cyclic-Rivers]

Nice looking knife Lin!

[Bladepeek]

I put some nice sheep horn scales on a knife recently and made the mistake of heating it a bit too much while shaping it on the belt sander. The layers started separating. Live and learn, I guess.

That's a beautiful piece of work, Lin.

Care to share the secret for "staining" stainless steel (other than heat colors)?

Your knife is one of my prized pieces that I try to work just a little closer to with each knife I make. Definitely the benchmark!

[Lin Rhea]

Thanks guys.

Ron, Caswell makes stains for metals, even stainless. It's very reasonable and easy to use. I use a cotton swab to apply it most of the time.

[Steve Nuckels]

That is a serious beauty!

Steve
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Potomac Forge
Member, W.F. Moran Foundation
ABS AP

[Bladepeek]

Thanks Lin.

[Sam McMichael]

Lin, you really make some beautiful knives!

[Ron Roehrick]

Simply stunning.

[cacciatore]

Another beauty,Lin. My Bighorn Hunter is always in my backpack!

[Pine]

Very nice .

[ron w]

Beautiful job.......