Did a little test today, i hammered a puuko i made into a brick. The blade thickness of the puuko is .140 ( 3,5 mm ). Blade is made of 3 V.
The back survived the countless hammer blows rather well.
3 V puuko gegen backstein
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Very cool! Great looking knife by the way.
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Do you have some pics of the tip after the test?
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Yeah, the tip would be more interesting to see than the back of the knife.
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But to see the tip it needs King Arthur to pull the blade out of the stone...perhaps prince Willem Alexander could do also
:wallhide:btt: i´d also like to see the tip
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I haven't got it out yet, i want to display this piece on my table at the next knifeshow.
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It's cool to look at, but the deal is not about hammering a knife into a Stone, the deal is about hammering it into a Stone and leaving the tip unharmed, isnt it?
So, Suggestion: You run another knife into a Stone and pull that one out? :wallhide:
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Cool pics...but i am a little confused
How you managed it to drive a knife in a 45 degree angel into a small stone by using a hammer and the stone did not slip away?
If i would try something like that i think i would try to drive the knife vertical into the stone.
I´m also wondering why this small stone did not break. -
Hi Jerry,
You are an evil guy....
Tough little fucker.... (the knife
Best regrads,
Georg
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Really interesting....Can You tell me where I can buy this pink Gouda?
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Really interesting....Can You tell me where I can buy this pink Gouda?
:rofl: that saved my day.
But to be serious: looks really nice, fine deko. And I agree with the others: The difference between deko and performance lies in the look of the tip
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