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DD= decorative damascus with low carbon content average 0,3% carbon HLD= highest forgeable carbon content 1,2-1,45 % carbon this knife was created for the book keeper of a big company. Everybody gave some money to pay the bill this man … Continue reading
Lutz Hoffmeister
this is a gyuto. 3 layer san-mai hocho. Handforged. mountings and sheath of olive wood. the steel inside is hypereutectoid (1,45%carbon content) very pure very fine . I got it from Achim Wirtz in Germany. the iron on the outside … Continue reading
Lutz Hoffmeister
this little friction folder is one of a kind after an old kind of knife that has been made in France for the last 20 centuries . I made it for a friend. The blade is 1,4% carbon damascus completely … Continue reading
Kröger und gross
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I designed this folder for a friend’s birthday, but had such a fun making it, that I decided to keep it as a permanent model. It is available in four different sizes and with several prices range, depending from material … Continue reading
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What is a puukko? why make puukko, if I am not suomi maker? In my opinion, puukkot are the most elegant, effective all purpose knives. Being a knife user beside being knifemaker, I simply love their simplicity, effectivity in use, … Continue reading
JJT
These are cooking knives I have forged one at a time for each customer, after anthropometric datas, each measured on request. they are meant to work, cut, get used, do their duty, take patina over time and get even more … Continue reading
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une cursina que vous pouvez porter comme bijou à votre cou. La corde passe à travers l´axe de la lame. Manche en bruyère corse, lame en acier au carbone (70mm).
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Lutz Hoffmeister
I designed and realised this dagger as a masterpiece to celebrate my 10 years as a full time custom knifemaker. this is a composite damascus blade and mountings with intricate multiple blade geometry changing from hollow grind to convex to … Continue reading
Lutz Hoffmeister
I made this sword on demand for a lady. I had to take measures to be able to work on anthropometric data. it is all silver, damascus, fossilized walrus tooth, lime wood and salmon skin after old danish/north german swords … Continue reading