Time is now measured in damage
Ana Iti
To make each knife my brother first finds a photo of a knife he likes on the internet, he prints off the image and lays it on top of the steel like a sewing pattern. He traces the shape of the blade and cuts it out carefully with a jigsaw.
The handles he cuts out of pieces of recycled timber, first hewn into a rough shape and then weighed by the hand, using brass pegs and glue to attach them.
He gives the knives as gifts. I bring mine home at Christmas and he sharpens it on a whet stone using cooking oil and plastic clips. To test the edge he cuts through a sheet of white A4 paper, slicing ribbons.
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