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Recently completed dagger. Another collaboration with Konstantin Pushkarev from Russia. Blade is 5" Casey Feather Damascus steel OAL 9.5" Guard, Spacer, Pommel; Casey Damascus and Bronze. Inlaid Blue Topaz stone in pommel.Handle; Macacauba wood. Inlay material silver wire, mother of pearl...

Kevin Cross- it was great talking with you at the show. Thank you (and others too on this thread) for your wonderful comments and words of appreciation. I'm humbled that great makers such yourself find my work pleasing. I hope to see you in March at the show and maybe Blade too!

Randy- great looking steel !!!!!!

Mark- handle material is African Blackwood. Inlay materials are silver wire, MOP, Coral, rubies. I've never seen such fine inlay work either. Konstantin and I are planning more work soon. Thanks!!-KC

Over the past several months I have been collaborating with Konstantin Pushkarev on several knives. Konstantin is an artist who lives in Moscow and does exceptional inlay work using silver wire, MOP, and other material. The following photos are a sampling of his craft. One must hold these pieces...

Great comments - thanks to everyone !

Great knife Bill !!!! Nice sheath too !!!

Thanks Wade !!!!!!

9" Casey Feather Damascus Blade, OAL 14". Damascus Guard, Bronze and Damascus spacer, Fossilized Walrus handle. Damascus Pommel with inlaid tigers eye stone.

6” Casey Feather Damascus. 10.25” OAL. Blackwood handle with inlaid silver, Mother of Pearl, and Rubies. Handle by Konstantin Pushkarev (Russia). Last November after joining the Facebook group Only Hand Made Knives from the Entire World and posting some of my knives Evgeny Tuhto...

jblauvelt- Thank you for your good words! and i like your statement "show me a man..." ;)

Thanks to everyone for the great comments. I really appreciate them all.

12” Casey Feather Damascus Blade. 17.5” OAL. Damascus guard. Sculpted bronze spacer and pommel by David Riccardo. Mammoth Ivory handle. Comes with a Larry Parsons sheath. Thanks to Jim Cooper for the exceptional pictures. This is the largest feather blade I have made to date. Over the 12"...

George, Mudman and Paps- thanks for the good words!!!!

Thanks Tracy !!!!

DeMo and John thanks for your good words. Mammoth is one of my favorite materials for sure!! And I still have some if the Tas Burl I'm hoarding for another day. ;)

Thank you Mark. It looks like you're doing some excellent work too!!

Thanks Don!! I learned a lot from your books and posts. :biggrin:

First (on left) is a 4" Casey Damascus feather blade with mammoth ivory scales. The second is a 3" Casey Feather Damascus blade with meteorite bolsters, pearl scales and an opal thumb-stud stone. The third is also Casey Feather Damascus steel and the scales are Tasmanian Eucalyptus...