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[Rudy Joly]

Only have scanner pics at moment.(Not very good images)
All blades O-1/ full heat treat
Left- curly maple, first hand forged knife.NS
center-O-1-walnut.brass - stock removal
right-O-1-elk-alluminum fittings- stock removal
Smaller blades hand sanded to 600 grit.(thats oil residue,not scratches)
Large blade finished with very fine scotch-brite belt.(nice working finish)

[bigbore]

Hi Rudy Joly
welcome here

the pic is much to small to see details of your knives,
but i think i like them because you did:
hand forging,
stock removal,
hand sanding,
....

Hope to see better pics

[Jason Cutter]

Hi Rudy, they look quite nice, but again the pic is too small to judge properly and give feedback. You can email me the actual picture if it is less than 200kB and I'll post the image for you. My email - kwongyeang@yahoo.com.au I'd personalyl like to see the knives, quite a classic look to them. Jason.

[Rudy Joly]

Try looking again.....This picture stuff was a real brain teaser. I've never had to do this before. I'de rather be grinding !!!

[Jason Cutter]

Ahhhhh... much better. My original suspicions were correct - nice looking, classic patterns. Very clean.

In the future, we'd love to admire larger pictures. Its probably best to try getting the picture size between 40-100kB, or at least a 6x8inch size. Scanners and image processing are an entirely different world of expertise ! Its taken me years to figure out how to take reasonably nice pictures. Hope to see more of your knives. Jason.