After 6 Months, This Knife Is Finally Done

Totally gobsmacked.....sooo exquisite!

Beautiful knife, the sheath looks cheap with that swirl.

That piece is definitely going to end up in some museum a lifetime from now.

A truly piece of art.

Why are you using an endmill in a drill chuck?🤨🤨🤨

I rarely see stone-handled knives that I’m attracted to. But this was beyond gorgeous. This is the most beautiful blade I think I’ve ever seen.

I like the random lord of the rings monologue halfway through 😂

Worth at least $100,000.

thats a sword

But can it keeel?

I gotta say, i dont have a clue about knife making but even then this man deserves insane respect.

Just out of curiosity: considering the precious materials, the time spent in making it, your expertize and the fisical effort. If you would sell this knife, how much would it cost? What would a fair price be?

just amazing,,,,👏👏👏

This is amazing . I would love to see if you can make a sri lankan traditional royal knife with a crystal handle

Yeah its beautiful and the details are incredible but you lost my interest when you claimed it was one of your best masterpieces.
Maybe a slip of the tongue, but real artisans DO NOT declare THEIR OWN work as masterpieces they let others do that.

Still, its beautiful work.

Top job

But is the steal strong or does it just look good?

its not a knife, its a weapon

Truly amazing result... Congratulations! So good that I'd jazz-up the maker's mark now.

OH WOW THAT'S AN ABSOLUTELY AMAZING BLADE LOVE IT BUD

Kyle, you are your own league, separate from the rest of the mortals. Amazing work.

What is this word Shittoyant??

Expert craftsman

Thats so awesome!!

Maybe now you should do a knife that will take 6 years. Just for shits and giggles.

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bueatiful work of art. Wish I had the financial security to get all the equipment to Forge, probably my biggest dream to do. Besides that maybe it’s a personal preference and I’m not complaining at all this was a beautiful knife but I was thinking that maybe the purple stone you used on the dagger would have lined up with the theme of this knife. Maybe I’m wrong but with the star engraving I was thinking that the purple stone represented a galaxy or space kinda brings it all together as a hold.

Ohhh man
Love it
❤❤

This is the best build you've done Kyle!

The leather looks like Damascus

felt textile and cerium oxide for polishing your rock is what most lapidaries use

Price please?? ❤

This is absolutely wild!

If you was to sell that knife, and considering it took you so long, what price would you put on it? $100,000?

This is absolutely gorgeous. And what makes it even better, is that you shared the journey with us, so we don't just see an impressive masterpiece of art, but got a glimpse of what went into that.

Cool but your camera work doesn't zoon in enough. Try and zoom in more on a more key shots the stuff you are doing is very small.

That looks amazing! You should do an athame in Onix or something delicate in rose quartz

Very nice blade and handle I only noticed 2 flaws 😊

it's a knife looks okay suppose far as it goes can't see any practical use for it at all Cheers

i worry about ur posture

Why do you need 6 months if you're attending it on a daily basis? I'm sure it won't be that long with all the equipment n tools you had in your garage. I was just wondering.

One of the most beautiful knives I have ever seen! The only thing I, personally, didn't like was the straight, blocky font used. I would have loved to see some sort of cursive, perhaps Arabian or Hindu-inspired font.

I dont understand americans. Is it really easier to both say 15 thousands of an inch and do the math of what that mean? Instead of just using the metric system and measure shit in millimeters???
The metric system is pure logic!!!

What would a knife like this sell for? My guess is 60k.

Sir, that is an incredible piece of work. Great job.

It’s one of the most beautiful man made objects I’ve seen in my entire life. If only I could stand in the same room and see it shimmer in the light. I’ve been 3” away from the Hope diamond, and now I need to see this in person before I die.

That's the most amazing blade I've ever seen. 1000 years ago, myths, quests and wars would be fought around the possession of such a blade.

I could imagine some Commando Dandy pulling this bad boy out and shoving it thru my torso as I admire the heck out of it... "Say gents, this is a damn fine blade"...

You are an absolute master. What a magnificent piece of art.