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That is a big one. Dimensions?

A clip point hunter that I call Jackson. 1075 high carbon steel. Orange and Trio G10 bolsters/scales. Brass pins. Saddle tan sheath with black rollover and black stitching. My very first Sam Browne stud. I do not make very many unstamped sheaths. Just had that feeling today.

Benjy - I am a big fan of the sheath. I love different. I have never seen one with those combinations of materials. Great job!

Welcome to KD.

I’m digging the pine cone scales…

Beautiful set!!

Ebony and ivory.

Working on a final fit up before epoxy.

https://markknappcustomknives.com/

Mark Knapp. Alaska.

I must interject. Burning a pig at the right temperature produces a rather nice aroma. Hickory and bbq sauce, to be exact.

That is just plain gnarly. The picture should come with a warning. Nasty!

And, thank you for your service. Just noticed your site indicates, veteran owned. Another group of very good people.

Goot We are the same. Just knife makers. You make very nice knives. I enjoyed looking at them and the comments are just my observations. With each knife, you learn something. Or at least I do. Some times good, some times bad. Nonetheless, a little bit of knowledge gets stored away...

And, you have a very nice website.

Goot - I will make a few observations on your posted knives. They all look very good. You indicate that you have been making knives for two years. My guess is less than 100 knives completed. The posted pictures show you have picked up a lot of the basic skills necessary to make a really nice...

Just finished my first Damascus knife. Triple H (Randy Haas) Damascus - twist pattern. Stainless guard, throat, pin. Vintage stag handle. Probably 25 or more years old. 4.5 inch blade. 5 inch handle. Saddle tan sheath, duck stamp, black braiding. Happy Easter Knife Dogs!

Something about the hamon knife is just right. Like I am drawn to it. Shape, color, hamon, it all works together.

I love your stuff!

Yes, The welt is extended passed the stitches.