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Thanks Kevin.

Here's a camp knife that i finally got around to finishing. W2 steel, clay quenched with a hamon. 13.25" OAL! Curly Koa and tiger maple frame handle with a carbon fiber pin. Nickel silver ferrule, and a copper spacer made from a 1916 British penny. The handle is proud of the spacers and...

This is SOLD. Thanks

I am offering up my very first forged blade. This is kind of a special one for me, but I hope to forge many more blades in the future. I forged this from 1/2" W1 drill rod, with 1% carbon. HT done by me in my evenheat kiln, triple normalized for grain refinement. Blade: OAL: 7-5/8" Blade...

Here’s a little fighter bowie that I just finished up. It is superbly balanced right on the guard. The handle melts into your hand. Super sharp edge that has been finished on a leather strop. I cut myself immediately after sharpening it! Knife Specs: Aldo’s 1084 with clay quenched hamon...

Thanks Slatroni. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Sold. Mossy Trail – 1084 hunter with Hawaiian Koa, clay quenched Here is my latest knife for sale. A drop point hunter pattern that will be part of my permanent line-up. This is the first one in this pattern. Made from Aldo's 1084 steel, clay quenched and etched to show a cool quench line...

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Here's another Alabama Damascus hunting knife that I just finished up. Would be a great companion knife to another I have up for sale. OAL: 8-1/2" Blade length: 4" height: 1-1/4" at the choil Spine width: 3/32" Triple normalized for grain refinement. The handle scales are made from some SWEET...

Thanks very much

For your consideration, here's my latest. An Alabama Damascus drop point. OAL: 8-1/2" Blade length: 4" height: 1-1/8" at the choil Spine width: 1/8" Triple normalized for grain refinement. The handle scales are made from spalted Alaskan Birch. They are subtly dyed, and stabilized. Carbon...

Hello everyone. I'm new to these forums, but am on a couple others. I hope to participate here as much as possible. I am a part time, hobby knife maker. I've been making knives for a little over a year now. It's something I love to do, and make time out of my schedule to do it whenever possible...