Damascus Pizza cutter??

[taz575]

I have 2 more wheels if anyone is interested!

[ronnie_suburban]

I have 2 more wheels if anyone is interested!

I'll take one. Thanks!

[taz575]

Pm sent Ronnie!

[taz575]

3 and 4 are almost done and spoken for!

[ronnie_suburban]

Hey Tim -- can you please re-send me the PM? For some odd reason, I'm not able to access it. Thanks!

[taz575]

It was just the pictures. If you have over 300 pm's, it puts new ones on hold until you delete or move some.

[XexoX]

So, has the person been back who got you started on the project Mr. 575? I think it was a spammer pushing a pizza place in NYC a couple of years back.

[taz575]

Lol. Kalaeb has one, Rob has one and the snakewood one is Ronnies. The 4th sold off forum.

[Robstreperous]

Lol. Kalaeb has one, Rob has one and the snakewood one is Ronnies. The 4th sold off forum.

Truth.

They're very nice.

[gladius]

What's next? Damascus corkscrew maybe??

[taz575]

Going to stick to pizza cutters for now...lol. The Damascus Cork screw is doable, but you wouldn't see much pattern due to the small diameter of the corkscrew itself. I can get premade stainless corkscrews and do custom handles for them though!

Been looking for more wide damascus billets between 3/32" and 1/8", but there haven't been many in those thinner stock from Alabama Damascus lately. Next steel order, I am getting some 3/32" and 1/8" AEB-L in 4" wide bars. I can fingernail polish over the disc, use something to scrape off the nail polish and do a faux damascus look, but in a stainless disc. Or use the CriCut to print out a stencil to put over the disc when etching.

I am looking at some other modifications, like going to a single leg design that would more easily accommodate different wheel sizes and make removing the wheel easier and Tig welding the stainless pieces (leg, guard, tang) together.

[gladius]

Going to stick to pizza cutters for now...lol. The Damascus Cork screw is doable, but you wouldn't see much pattern due to the small diameter of the corkscrew itself. I can get premade stainless corkscrews and do custom handles for them though!

Been looking for more wide damascus billets between 3/32" and 1/8", but there haven't been many in those thinner stock from Alabama Damascus lately. Next steel order, I am getting some 3/32" and 1/8" AEB-L in 4" wide bars. I can fingernail polish over the disc, use something to scrape off the nail polish and do a faux damascus look, but in a stainless disc. Or use the CriCut to print out a stencil to put over the disc when etching.

I am looking at some other modifications, like going to a single leg design that would more easily accommodate different wheel sizes and make removing the wheel easier and Tig welding the stainless pieces (leg, guard, tang) together.

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What made me think of it was the twisting done during forging as seen in this video...
https://youtu.be/j_VVzewzrG0?t=855

[taz575]

That reminds me, I still gotta make a double handed wrench for twisting when I get to work with the cable I have here! And I need to weld up a tray for my forge so the borax flux doesn't kill my refractory. Too many projects!!

[taz575]

All done! Blades sharpened and oiled, handles polished and finish applied!

[Jeff B]

Those really are cool Tim, an awesome idea and execution on them! Damascus pizza cutters, who woulda thought.....

[Jeff B]

Maybe Tim can make a few of these....

https://www.instagram.com/p/C59kCNhvjDw/

[Bob Z]

Maybe Tim can make a few of these....
https://www.instagram.com/p/C59kCNhvjDw/

The link isnt showing anything for me, but I'm waiting on Taz to make some more also...

[taz575]

Heh, my nephew wants a pizza axe for Christmas...

[XexoX]

Heh, my nephew wants a pizza axe for Christmas...

I still think you should make a Damascus Bat'leth.

[taz575]

I started my first damascus billet. Still need to cut and stack a few more times!