I've been busy making a lot of these little neck knives. Many have sold locally as well as online.
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Wednesday, August 30, 2017
Upcoming Projects
Upcoming Projects
After a few days of work, stage 1 is complete.
This is my first attempt at a set of knives. I'm making neck knives out of 01 steel, micarta, and kydex.
Tuesday, August 22, 2017
August 2017
August 2017
It's been a while since I've posted anything. Currently, living, working, and attending college in Alabama. I finally have more time to work on knives again. I'll try to update this site at least once a week. Thanks for your support!
The chef knife shown above was made out of 100 year old wrought iron and spring steel laminate. The handle was stabilized splated pecan.
The chef knife shown above was made out of 100 year old wrought iron and spring steel laminate. The handle was stabilized splated pecan.
Burlap Micarta handle
Spalted Oak handle
Juniper Handle
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
May 2012
Hey Everyone...
Remodeling house and moving in the month of May...so no new knives this month. Check back in June for updates.
Remodeling house and moving in the month of May...so no new knives this month. Check back in June for updates.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
April 2012
Super busy with remodeling our house and moving, so not much time for knife making in April and May.
I've been working on this hunter style knife off and on for the last two months to get it just right.
The blade of the knife measures 5.5 inches
long, 9.5 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The knife features a forged blued mild steel
guard, and stabilized dyed green blue quilted maple handle.
The hand stitched sheath is made of 8-9 ounce heavy oak tanned leather. The sheath was tooled, molded, dyed, and sealed.
The blade of the miniature knife measures 1
7/8 inches, 3 1/2 inches over all, and was forged from an allen wrench, tool
steel . The knife features a hand carved stag
handle, and brass guard.
The hand stitched sheath is made of 8-9 ounce heavy oak tanned leather. The sheath was tooled, molded, dyed, and sealed.
The sheath is made of 5-6 ounce leather. The sheath
was tooled into a pattern, molded, dyed, and sealed.
This is a fully functional knife, miniature sized.
It is extremely sharp and not a toy.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
March 2012
Here's the first knife of March 2012.
The blade of the miniature knife measures 2 3/4 inches, 4 5/8 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The knife features a copper guard, brass & copper spacer, Amboyna Burl handle, and a copper butt cap.The sheath is made of 5-6 ounce leather. The sheath was tooled into a pattern, molded, dyed, and sealed.
The blade of the knife measures 3.75 inches long, 7.75 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The full tang knife features Amboyna Burl Wood bolsters, and stag handle with brass spacer and liners.The sheath is made of 8-9 ounce heavy oak tanned leather. The sheath was tooled, molded, dyed, and sealed.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
February 2012
The blade of the miniature bowie knife measures 1 7/8 inches, 3.5 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The knife features a brass guard, brass butt cap, and stag handle.The sheath is made of 5-6 ounce leather. The sheath was tooled into a pattern, molded, dyed, and sealed.
The blade of the miniature knife measures 2 3/8 inches, 4 1/8 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The knife features a brass guard, Arizona Desert Ironwood spacer, and hand carved stag handle.
The sheath is made of 5-6 ounce leather. The sheath was tooled into a pattern, molded, dyed, and sealed.
Works in progress: Medium size stag handle knife.
The blade of the hunter style knife measures 4 1/8 inches long, 9 1/8 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The knife features a brass guard stainless steel & brass spacers, Arizona Desert Ironwood spacer, and stag handle. The tang of the knife was hot fitted into the white tail stag antler handle.
The sheath is made of 8-9 ounce heavy oak tanned leather. The sheath has tooled deer tracks on it. The sheath was tooled, molded, dyed, and sealed.
There's just something about a stag handle knife that makes it a classical beauty.
Works in progress: miniature knife, and full tang knife.
I just finished this one on Feb 22. The blade of the knife measures 3 inches long, 7 1/8 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The knife features a brass guard & leather spacers, stabilized buckeye wood spacer, and stag handle. The tang of the knife was hot fitted into the white tail stag antler handle. With this knife handle, I made the stag antler very smooth. The sheath is made of 8-9 ounce heavy oak tanned leather. The sheath was tooled, molded, dyed, and sealed.
I've been working on this full tang knife off and on for about a month. It's finally completed. The blade of the knife measures 4.5 inches long, 9.25 inches over all, and was forged from 5160 Spring Steel. The full tang knife features an integral guard , beautiful stabilized spalted maple handle, and multiple brass pins. I really like the spalted maple, so I'll be looking for some more in the future. It's reminds me of an old world map.
The sheath is made of 8-9 ounce heavy oak tanned leather. The sheath was tooled, molded, dyed, and sealed. I made a new leatherworking pattern tool for this sheath as well.
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