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1." One of my new custom throwers, made to my pattern by Lee Fugatt. 
2. The full set of five knives. These are 13 5/8" long, 1 1/2" wide, and 3/16" thick. 
3. Another shot of the set of five, just to show them off along with some of my latest pottery. 
4. A knife gripped for a fast spin by the blade. Although this pattern is easily thrown by either the blade or handle, I've designed in a slightly elongated point, to suit them a little better for my hand and for my favorite throw - one and one-half turns. 
5. A knife gripped for a slower spin by the blade. I find that placing the thumb along the top of the knife in the manner recommended by Harry McEvoy slows the rate of spin considerably. 
6. A knife gripped for a slower spin by the handle. This picture emphasizes the elongated point. A bright cord decoration makes the knives easier to find in grass or ground litter. Of course I'd decorate them anyway." If you have any pictures you'd like to share, you can send them to: Scott Gracia It's free, and there's no obligation. |
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