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Steampunk knives
Hi, I'm after collecting steampunk knives but can never find them and when I do the prices are way over budget, can anyone help point me in the right direction please thanks
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In MemoriamPermalink Reply by D ale on -
Could / would you post some pics of what you have, Ian.
I'm not sure everyone knows what "steampunk" means.
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More to the point .. I think Queen ..or, more precisely.. Courtney, did a run of steampunk knives.
I've seen others .. the entity that modifies Buck 110 & 112's .. they've done a few.
Yeah, they're not .. inexpensive. Not the ones that are done well, anyway.
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Peter Martin Knives .. not inexpensive .. I'm sure.
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Permalink Reply by Ian on
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The link you gave are the kind of knives I'm looking for but can never find any, they are awesome, as for me posting my pics I unfortunately do not have a steampunk knife.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Ian,
you may want to start with something along these lines? Garett Finney Steampunk . He did indeed do a run for Tuna Valley knives also. I know all these are sold but Garett is a member so you can get to him and he will do what you like.
Depending on what exactly you like, BudK has a line also Gears and Gold Steampunk Pocket Knife
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Thanks she's an awesome looking knife
Jan Carter said:Ian,
you may want to start with something along these lines? Garett Finney Steampunk . He did indeed do a run for Tuna Valley knives also. I know all these are sold but Garett is a member so you can get to him and he will do what you like.
Depending on what exactly you like, BudK has a line also Gears and Gold Steampunk Pocket Knife
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KnifeMakerPermalink Reply by Chris Sievert on -
I've done a miniature fixed blade steampunk in the past unfortunately no pictures exist to my knowledge... it had a compass rose and gear work from a 1930's vintage woman's watch and brass tubing styled after an old steam engine. I still have a half dozen(or more) non running woman's watches from the 1920's-1940's so I have materials for a few more "Steamed" Themed Miniatures...
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Sounds good, had a look at getting this knife pictured above but it's $92 shipping, maybe cheaper with a bulk buy
Chris Sievert said:I've done a miniature fixed blade steampunk in the past unfortunately no pictures exist to my knowledge... it had a compass rose and gear work from a 1930's vintage woman's watch and brass tubing styled after an old steam engine. I still have a half dozen(or more) non running woman's watches from the 1920's-1940's so I have materials for a few more "Steamed" Themed Miniatures...
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Do you make knives for a living or hobby Chris
Chris Sievert said:I've done a miniature fixed blade steampunk in the past unfortunately no pictures exist to my knowledge... it had a compass rose and gear work from a 1930's vintage woman's watch and brass tubing styled after an old steam engine. I still have a half dozen(or more) non running woman's watches from the 1920's-1940's so I have materials for a few more "Steamed" Themed Miniatures...
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Permalink Reply by J.J. Smith III on
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Here's one that will get the noggin going, Ian...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mONggBZltWU
This next one defies discription, you gotta see...
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That is a master piece J.J, one day I'll have the money to own one, that one will be over three thousand for sure, stunning
J.J. Smith III said:Here's one that will get the noggin going, Ian...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mONggBZltWU
This next one defies discription, you gotta see...
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