The process in making a knife involves, laying out the design (mine or yours), sawing it out on a band saw, drilling necessary holes, stamping makers name, grinding the blade, heat treating, making guard and rivets, soldering the guard, fitting handle material, and finally shaping the handle and finishing the handle and blade.
A quality leather sheath is supplied with each knife and free sharpening for life.
I use mostly D 2 tool steel; a high carbon high chrome steel which holds an excellent edge. Some 440-C stainless and other grades if available on request. Handle material varies according to your wants. Wood and Micarta are what I mostly use but will use other materials if available at your request. Guard and rivets are mostly brass.
PRODUCT DETAILS
Blade: 0.189” (4.8 mm) thick, hardness 59 HRC
Handle: Beach Burl wood
Sheath: Ostrich Leather
Weight: 10.58 oz (300 g)
Overall length: 9.88" (251 mm)
Blade length: 4.76" (121 mm)
Blade width: 1.26" (32 mm)
I design, forge, shape, grind, heat treat and sharpen all of my knives myself. I use an knife kiln for heat treating, i like to have control over all aspects of my blades production. We have gone to great lengths to ensure the quality of this blade will last a lifetime and is something that you will be proud to pass on. Each knife is 100% Made in America. The blade, the sheath, the handle. Everything.
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