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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... |
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reversible clip sheath |  |
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Basket-weave damascus; guard and sheath ring are bronze and inlet into the wood; copper habaki; blade can be removed from handle; "Japanese" spine |  |
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pic was never taken |  |
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Really nice kitchen knife |  |
Really nice kitchen knife |  |
Really nice kitchen knife | |
Really nice kitchen knife | |
Really nice kitchen knife | |
Really nice kitchen knife | |
Really nice kitchen knife | |
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Measurements are for D001 - D004 sold before I measured it. |  |
slight flaw near edge - hence it;s a bargin.... |  |
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This is a 52100 blade - like the usual utility blades, just not damascus |  |
An elegant blade that looks and feels like a custom knife should. |  |
Another of the elegant drop handle blades |  |
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This design is elegant, moves well in the hand, and is pretty nice to look at. You'll see several examples of this in these pages. |  |
This is an elegant piece and the drop handle doesn't hurt the looks or feel of the blade. |  |
You've got to play once in awhile. It is an L6 blade with linen micarta grips. Makes a fine kitchen knife for folks who prefer high carbon steel blades that cut to stainless ones that don't. |  |
You've got to play once in awhile. It is an L6 blade with linen micarta grips. Makes a fine kitchen knife for folks who prefer high carbon steel blades that cut to stainless ones that don't. |  |
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If you need a slightly larger utility knife,...... |  |
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'River' - for obvious reasons - love that multiple sweep effect... |  |
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This is a slim blade without guard -- inspired by the Japanese aikuchi but a far cry from being an imitation of one. |  |
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Welded - folded twice & rewelded |  |
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"River" for obvious reasons |  |