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Steak knife evolution - Comments and critiques welcome

Discussion in 'Brock Cutlery' started by Mark Brock, Jan 19, 2017.

  1. I am working up a set of steak knives, both for sale and for the Mrs and wanted to get comments and critique if anyone has a mind to chime in. This is the first set I have made, so this is a rough prototype in the early stages.

    My frame of mind in this is to have a robust knife with good clearance, thicker than I might normally go at the tip / spine to stand up to wear and tear well in the hands of whomever might come to dinner.

    The evolution, phase I

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    Phase II

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  2. Jim

    Jim Old Curmudgeon Founding Member

    Very handsome blades Mark.
    Not sure about the need for a sharp point or heel. Especially for civilian use.
    I could see both chipped by careless usual use.
     
  3. That is interesting Jim. My first design was a well rounded tip. Hadn't thought about the heel. I will think on this advice. Many thanks!
     
  4. Jim

    Jim Old Curmudgeon Founding Member

  5. That is high praise for as rough as it is. ;)
     
  6. I cleaned it up a bit, but still some work to do. I rounded it off too a little.

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  7. butch

    butch Founding Member

    one thing that was noted on the latesst build id th blades edge lays o the table. a rightful observance buyer was worried about the edge on a nice table cloth but also meat goo. i a in the prosses of ajusting my grind so that the edge floats the table
     
  8. Thanks very much Butch, that is great input. The other input I have had is that the handle might be a little thick based on average feedback.
    Thinking it through these two items might be mutually exclusive, keeping the blade off the table with a thin handle...
     

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