Custom/hand made knives.

Custom order for a forge finish (forge embossed), Japanese Nakiri, maple burl scales really popped when finished. 15n20 steel, brass corby's, and ready to circumcise gnats.

 

Done

 

Twist damascus. This blade sold earlier today. It's going to get a transparent set of scales.

 

Holy shizzzzzzzzz

 

Blade made from 80crv2 is a special request for a "mountain man Horace Kephart" bushcraft knife. So, it's close to the original, with some of my own adjustments.
Maple burl scales.

 

Another Japanese Nakiri, this one is stainless steel, and has "forge finished" flats. Cocobolo scales.

 

I won't argue with you on here man, but there are clearly two bevels there, a primary and a secondary. You can call it whatever you want, but a true scandi grind has one bevel.

 

I won't argue either, by you clearly, have no clue as to what your looking at, or the definition of these grinds.

 

Twist damascus belt knife. The client wanted clear scales so the handles pattern wouldn't be hidden. So, I made some clear scales.

 

A forum member's grandfather's USMC ww2 knife. Did a restoration. New iron wood handle, whole thing was sand blasted , blued, and waxed. Sharpened and the sheath was reconditioned.

 

Nice work on the recondition... I was like that’s a Ka-Bar! Awesome to see it given new life

 

Thanks. It was hard to pack it up and send it back today to be honest. Its a really good looking blade.

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/CK_-_99ja2y/?igshid=chuqnwxi6344

 

Set of 3 damascus steel belt knives for a father and his 2 sons. Just finished these.

 

Wow.. amazing knives. Would love to own one.
However, my question is, where can I find that tray?

 

Low layer damascus made in house, cocobolo scales. One of 2 friction folders to be finished.

 

Damnit that's nice.

 

A couple knives in for sharpening from a collector. I made these a couple years ago. Mammoth tooth scales. Some damascus steel i forged, and some 8670 steel on the other.

 

nice work!!!