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Process of a Knife
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April 12th 2012
David Sharps
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Process of a Knife
the process of making a clay quenched knife with a hamon and walnut handles
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Published:
April 12th 2012
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High Carbon Steel
Walnut
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Sculpting
knife
metalworking
process
handmade
hamon
forged
Blade
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