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All of the wood I will be offering is K&G stabilized. Nothing less. #1&2 are quilted maple @$15 ea. #3&4 are Curly maple @ $20 ea. Shipping is priority flat rate at cost rounded up to the nearest dollar. Ins is extra if wanted. This is quality wood with only a polish to show beauty.

Some of you may know or have bought handle blocks from Steve before he passed. He and I had tables at a number of shows together. His wife asked me to sell the remaining inventory. I will start listing blocks after the OKCA show. If you are attending the show, you can find me at tables R-06...

New Koa flipper. Tom Morris damascus. Blade, Ti and pocket clip gunkoted with satin clear. Headed to OKCA.

This one stretched my boundaries a little. 8.5" edge, 14" OA, 5/16" spine with a hammer texture guard and a K&G stabilized brown dyed curly maple handle.

I decided to make a cake knife. Not really but this bowie will be used for that. 126 layers of 15n20 and 1084 with an unbelievable piece of koa from Shelton Pacific. 8.5” edge, 13” oa .

I made this knife for the OKCA show which may never happen again. On a recent trip through Cali I dropped it of at Dave Ferry's shop for a sheath. It started as an attempt at raindrop but I wasn't happy with the grind.

Let me know. Jesse 509-366-6725

These little guys have been keeping me busy lately. I had a request for one in all damascus so I made an extra. My damascus of 1084 & 15n20.

A while back there were mentions of where the best prices were for p50. I haven't been able to find the thread. Do you remember where or who?

I finally got around to building my press. 7' 2" tall. 4" cylinder, 12" throw, 11 gpm pump, 5 hp 3650 rpm motor. And the first knife from it.

Because I've been kicked around by the blades last week (bendy san mai & Damascus delam) I decided I needed to do something different. I needed a dedicated pin peening hammer. I have had the head for 20 + years but needed a handle. Polished ball and a Koa handle. 3.22 oz.

Has anyone used this san mai? The outer layers are mild steel I think. I followed the heat treat temps and the edge seems hard but I can bend the blade by hand. I did grind post heat treat. Maybe that's the issue.

It's hard to take a picture and not show all of the mess behind the cars. But my heat treat and tempering ovens on carts are hiding there along with several anvils. The wood on the top shelf is not stabilized. Stabilized is in the large bin. The other bins are new belt storage. I spend a...

Sometimes when you fill an order it's good to look down the road. I took an order for a santoku with a counter top block. I thought it might need companions. A 3 place block. The customer left with a matching paring and called an hour later and ordered a petty all koa..

Thought I'd share a picture of some ironwood I cut up. The rough is sitting on my pickup tailgate.

Fresh off of the bench. This is what you can find inside moose antler if you cut off the outside. Which no one but me does. The cutoffs are there. AEB-L tapered tang

I just bought this B model Burgmaster. Does anyone have a manual they would be willing to share?

This giant size dagger is a whopping 6" overall. 1084 with wrought guard and pommel. The handle is stabilized maple with mammoth ivory spacers.

Stag and Titanium frame lock flipper with .130 Alabama damascus raindrop pattern. Closed length is 4 3/8", blade length is 2 7/8", overall length open is 7 1/4". Width across widest point of the frame is 15/16". Weight is under 3 ounces. Small, light and a smooth action will make this a...

I obviously have been very good this year! Santa came and left me a trove of great things along with some helpful tips (with pictures). Blocks of stabilized(K&G) maple, pin stock, mixing cups, beautiful red G10 liner, protectant wipes, and a knife holding block of foam. Thank you Gene, be...