I call this knife the "Rhin
o Hunter". Not that I actually support the idea of killing rhinoceroses. When I was making these knives I was intentionally trying to make them overly intimidating in a subtle and simplistic way. The heavy over sized blade on this knife makes it look like something you wouldn't want to mess with to much.
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Rhino Hunter, Daniel Icaza, 2010, Pattern Welded Steel (Damascus Steel), |
I was thinking of myself as some sort of prop designer making weapons for imaginary character's in crazy imaginary settings.
Maybe some day I will get to play around with these ideas some more.
But for now I have had to put any ideas about blacksmithing on hold.
Be back again soon with more.
Until next time.
Peace and Love
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Hi, Thank you for taking the time to write a comment.
DeleteMaintaining a blog can be a lot of work but it´s all up to you and how you want to run your blog.
Some people post multiple times a day other post once a month. It´s all up to you.
As far as coding is concerned I am no expert, but if a question arises the answer can usually be found online, there are a lot of great coding websites.
Most blog platforms also have a very user friendly interface that requires no coding at all.
After looking at your article on how to sharpen a knife I think your off to a great start.
If you ever have any questions feel free to contact me.
http://danielicaza.blogspot.com/p/contact.html