Recent Creations
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00050 Made from 1095 Steel. Perfect for prepping a campsite for an overnight stay or carving your own pipe.
00051 This design was inspired by the a gyuto kitchen knife. Featuring a peened, acid-etched blade for a rustic finish, paired with a two-tone Micarta handle showcasing contrasting layers along its profile.
Not our Knife! But a good example of a knife that came to us in the rough. All she needed was a TLC to refine handle and define the blade profile.
Railroad Spike Knives Call it a knife but its more of a utensil. These are made of unknown steel and are best served opening letters with historical grandiose.
Rough Cuts Rough cut but still durable 1095. If you want a knife that looks worn-in but won’t put use on it yourself…no judgment here.
The 5.56 Harry Carry Full tang .136″ 1095 high-carbon steel with a Micarta handle and two-toned blade. Brass courtesy of a customer’s range day.
The Chopper Made with .136″ AEB-L stainless steel with a stonewash finish, this baby is meant to chop bone and still cut leather.
The File Tanto Made from a hardened steel file with a brass-encased handle and fingerguard. Wrapped in 550 chord. Hard and sharp
JP Special Made with 0.0625 1095 high-carbon steel. Once a giftshop toy, this knife is small, thin, but sharp enough to shave.