Astounding work sir! I'm myself working on my first knife right now and it's a bread knife too. I'm waiting for the epoxy to cure and will be grinding the serrations pretty soon. I've seen Gentry Custom Knives do a serrations tutorial and he makes a good point in doing them pretty much at the end (after hand sanding at least). Your own bread knife has given me ideas for another one: 1095, coffee etch, then serrations as highlights. I think that could look good!
@Tonycrow68
26 күн бұрын
@@forgedbywill I'm always trying to push my limits to learn and get better. All I can say is be willing to fail to learn how to succeed.
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Astounding work sir! I'm myself working on my first knife right now and it's a bread knife too. I'm waiting for the epoxy to cure and will be grinding the serrations pretty soon. I've seen Gentry Custom Knives do a serrations tutorial and he makes a good point in doing them pretty much at the end (after hand sanding at least). Your own bread knife has given me ideas for another one: 1095, coffee etch, then serrations as highlights. I think that could look good!
@Tonycrow68
26 күн бұрын
@@forgedbywill I'm always trying to push my limits to learn and get better. All I can say is be willing to fail to learn how to succeed.
@forgedbywill
24 күн бұрын
@@Tonycrow68 That's very true.
@dsheawilson1945
18 күн бұрын
Nice work
@Tonycrow68
17 күн бұрын
@@dsheawilson1945 thank you