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Hokey smokes, that handle is great looking - a great looking knife overall.

Those knives look great. Looking forward to seeing your JS stamp.

Elegant I mean, who wouldn't love to have that in their pocket. That is a really beautiful knife.

That understated filework really sets this knife off. I would love to pull a knife that good looking out of my pocket every day.

Thanks again for the compliment. The knife is 5" OAL, made of O1 steel with green micarta handles, loveless bolts, and red liner.

Thanks Mike.

Recently, I decided to try carrying a small fixed blade for my edc instead of a folder. I am a big fan of the Loveless knives and this is what I came up with.

Man that is a great looking knife. good job man! -Jim

Thanks Paps.

Andrew, Thanks for the compliment! I used a file jig I made from some 0-1 scrap to get the plunge lines started and the bit that touches the guard straight. Then I ground the bevels on a sears 2x42 belt grinder. I stayed pretty far back from the edges out of pure fear :P After, I hand sanded...

Thanks guys! I had quite a time keeping the line straight and after wrestling with it, it is great to hear nice words.

This is my third knife. I made a dagger at the request of a friend. It is 1095 with a wenge handle and bronze fittings. The blade is 5.5" and the knife is 10.5 OAl. Thanks for looking, Jim

That is a great looking knife. Can you talk a little about how you shape the irregularities in the handles? They really make the knife for me.

Count me in please. Thanks, Jim

Thanks for setting this up and congrats on 2000. Please count me in. -Jim

Hi, I have always made knives since I was little. Now, I am interested in making strong good looking ones. I have forged two blades so far and am really enjoying it. Thanks to everyone for running this site. I have found a lot of great information here and really enjoy it. Here is my second...