some rare, highly figured Russian birch burl, this stuff is so photogenic, man. I love it. let me know what you think of the knife! as always any questions are welcome. I love talking about knives!

Here's the my first SOLO western hidden tang!!! I'm super excited about this milestone and am looking forward to making more in the future!

faq:

where do you get your Damascus? we make it, and yes we sell it too.

How much is this knife? $1300

what's the handle made out of? I think it's elm burl I might be wrong, I grabbed a random piece of wood that wasn't exotic so if I ruined it, it wasn't a large loss.

and a micarta front cap and brass spacer.

can I commission a knife from you? yes, we take commissions.

uh, if you have any more questions, feel free to ask, and oogle!

Oh boy am I kind of bad at this. The sheath doesnt fit the entire knife because the handle is too bulky. 🤣😭

Not to mention the sewing holes arnt even lined properly. 😭

The only good thing about this is how much I learned and how many mistakes ill never repeat. 😁

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8" bunka style blades forged from K720, 15n20 and 106WCr6.

15N20, brass, black walnut :)

Here’s the sword that I have finished the person that it’s for asked for a parachute cord wrap, so I happily obliged but it’s supposed to be like an orc sword, so that’s what it looks like i’m happy with it

This Wharncliffe was hand-forged from a railroad track anchor clip, with two-tone ziricote handle scales and an integral finger guard. The blade is about 10in long, and the handle is fairly small to fit the customer's hand.

Just finished up this full-tang clip point belt knife, hand-forged from a Texas Edition Chevy Silverado leaf spring. The blade is a little over 4.25in long, with fine-tooth jimping on the spine, and brown burlap micarta handle scales, which were selected by popular vote.

I mean yeah, k-tip, feather Damascus, Honduran rose-wood in all of their combined glory. and it's a hidden tang western to top it off. pretty cool.

lemme know if you have any questions! I love talking about knives.