Morland Picture Gallery

[Haines Custom]

Great work as usual.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Another knife/sheath finished up. 1095, brass bolster, brass pins, and desert ironwood. And a happy little sheath. I am liking the studs for connection.

 

[Dennis Morland]

I have been busy with life, leather, knives, and assorted other interests. But, I finished up a knife that I made with my nephew. We tried to make this knife in a weekend that he visited. We got about 75-80 percent. Not bad. Finally finished it up.

Made from HHH Damascus. It started as raindrop pattern. On the bevels it disappeared. Still a nice pattern.

Knife has purple redwood burl handles that are beautiful. My pictures suck and you cannot see as much beauty. My bad.

A coyote stamped sheath that he selected. Stitched edge and not braided. It’s been a while for me.

It’s going to a good home. Should be loved. Enjoy the pictures.

 

[Dennis Morland]

1075 carbon steel blade w/ hamon. Stainless steel guard/pin, Siberian elm burl spacer, elk crown handle, dragon skin stamped sheath.

 

[Haines Custom]

Nice work.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Nice work.

Thank you! The best part is the delivery to a new home. I get to do that later today. Total surprise.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Been a short bit. 7 inches long, 1075 carbon steel, whitetail and g10 handle, blue star in the butt cap, braided brown sheath with Eagle Scout stamp.

 

[Oldnretired]

Nice knife and I absolutely love the sheath.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Nice knife and I absolutely love the sheath.

Thank you. I sent it to my buddy in Florida.

 

[TimGinMN]

Hi Dennis, really like that. Where did you get the Scout emblem stamp?

 

[Dennis Morland]

Hi Dennis, really like that. Where did you get the Scout emblem stamp?

I bought a deceased leather workers tools from his daughter. It was in that lot: First time I used it. I think it is an Eagle Scout stamp.

 

[Dennis Morland]

A couple new ones. The pattern is called “dink”. Just over 7 inches overall. Whitetail deer antler, g10, white paper micarta, brass, brass guards/pins.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Missed a couple pictures.

 

[opaul]

Great work Dennis!

 

[Dennis Morland]

I do not have very many pictures with multiple knives/sheaths. However, I recently challenged myself to make three (3) knives as simply as possible. Here they are all finished up.

 

[Dennis Morland]

First one is a small hunter pattern. Made from 1075 carbon steel. Right at 8 inches total length. Handle is redwood burl, green g10 liner, and 3/16 inch brass pins. Sheath is medium brown with brown thread. Someone on KD traded the redwood to me. I cannot remember who it was, but, thank you. It turned out beautifully!! If it was you please post so I can personally thank you.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Next is a new pattern that I call Ranger. 7.5 inches overall length. Made from 1075 carbon steel. Rosewood handle, purple g10 liners, 3/16 inch brass pins. Sheath is tan with black thread. Again, someone on KD traded with me for the rosewood. I cannot remember who it was. If it was you, thank you. Turned out beautiful. First time using it. I really like the look. It is a hard wood. I will use it again.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Lastly, a pattern that I call Duck. 7 inches overall. Made from 1075 carbon steel. Handle is Osage orange, white g10 liners, and 3/16 brass pins. Sheath is saddle tan with orange thread. The Osage orange came from my uncle’s ranch in the Kansas flint hills. It has been cut and sitting in my garage for several years.

 

[Dennis Morland]

Another knife completed. I think it is no. 190.

Made from 1075. New Ranger pattern. 8 inches in total length. Brass bolsters and pins. Stabilized walnut handles. From my father’s sawmill. Purple g10 liners. Tan sheath with brown lacing.

 

[Oldnretired]

Very nice. I like the color combinations you've done there. It also looks as if it feels good in the hand.
I'm also a fan of deep sheaths and I really like this one, no metal to get in the way, scratch things up or get hung up on things. Easy to stow in ones kit for traveling, camping etc.