Tools for the kitchen

[Shagnasty]

I just finished these up, and thought maybe you guys would like to take a look. Hidden pins. These are Chef (6" blade) / Paring knife combos. Scales are cocobolo, amboyna burl, curly walnut, and maple burl.

[tonydahose]

nice..how do you "do" hidden pins?

[Billy]

Beautiful. What kind of steel?

[Shagnasty]

Tony,
The hidden pins are just shorter and dont come all the way thru the scale material, and so they don't show.

The steel is AUS-8, pretty thin and flexible. Slicers....

[tonydahose]

Tony,
The hidden pins are just shorter and dont come all the way thru the scale material, and so they don't show.

The steel is AUS-8, pretty thin and flexible. Slicers....

so just some wood putty then or a lil glue and the saw dust from the wood itself? i couldnt see where the hole was so good job on it.

[Shagnasty]

Tony I sent you an email.

Larry

[tonydahose]

Tony I sent you an email.

Larry

got it..thanks for the explanation

[Shagnasty]

This is an old fashioned ice cream scoop. Cocobolo with a danish finish and solid brass hardware. Ended up being kind of challenging because I dont have a lathe. The hardware comes in a kit from rockler for 10 bucks.

Larry

[jimbo@stn24]

Absolutely gorgeous Shagnasty, very nicely done and another guys work that I aspire to hopefully match someday in quality. Thanks for sharing.

[araneae]

Those are some beautiful kitchen knives. Nice work.

[Shagnasty]

Thanks for the kind words. Its fun. You guys are great. Everyone on this forum has been great to chat with. Hope everyone is having a great holiday.

Larry

[wescobts]

Beautiful knives, well done.