IronFlower Forge-Small Blades-sold

Small Blades

Ones that left the nest
These are blades that have left home - the pictures are presented as examples of the variants that are possible, e.g., "Could you make me one like C005?" is part of the motivation for showing them. Besides I'm proud to have made them and an owner might just might like to share the image with his friends...

H014
Kydex Pocket sheath

H011
SS Pocket sheath

H001

F032
Silver fittings overlay wood, pin can be removed to allow blade to be removed for sharpening ; sheath is leather; throat guard enclosed sheath mouth; diagonal with semi-circle filing on spine; Japanese menuki used as eye-candy

F031
Silver fittings overlay wood, pin can be removed to allow blade to be removed for sharpening ; sheath is wood; throat guard enclosed sheath mouth; diagonal with semi-circle filing on spine

F021

F010
Silver fittings overlay wood, pin can be removed to allow blade to be removed for sharpening ; sheath is leather; throat guard enclosed sheath mouth; diagonal with semi-circle filing on spine; "Tangled Wolf" inlet into handle

F009
Dragon head on pommel, cast silver fittings

F008
Silver fittings overlay wood, pin can be removed to allow blade to be removed for sharpening ; sheath is leather boiled in bees wax.

E034
slight crack in handle - some rust marks on blade

D023

C043
A present for my partner and wife - a primitive folder with mokume liner.

C042
After discovering that a 'dead' electric line wasn't and blowing a hole in the Buck 110's blade - what else could I do but re-blade it.

C041

C040

C031
Designed as a 'zipper' - for opening body cavity walls from the inside out. Small enough to totally enclose in a hand and no worries about seepage under the non-existant scales.

C030
These are small blades with the grip formed from the parent steel. I wouldn't want to replace my camp knife with these, but they are great as a pen knife. Differentially hardened (Japanese clay coat). Edge is ~60 RC, spine ~55 RC.