John_C

Thank you Jonathan. The second knife with the maple burl handle is stabilized. The other one is not stabilized. To be honest I am not sure who stabilized it. I picked it up awhile back at a blade show booth. It might have been from burl source but I am not certain.

Thank you!

Hi all I am hoping to sell my last 2 knives from my JS test set that I successfully passed this year in Atlanta. I was hoping to get a table at blade show west this year and show them there but plans fell through so here they are: first one is a 7 1/8” 5160 blade mild steel guard and cocobolo handle 11 3/4” overall second blade is 7” 5160 blade with stainless guard and maple burl handle 12” overall and last is a professional picture of the whole set. $300 obo each shipped to the lower 48 thanks for looking!

Thanks guys! Good luck with your project Austin, we had a blast doing this! I am good friends with the bride. The groom and I were sort of friends before doing this and now we are really good friends! Funny what picking up a hammer and hitting hot metal can do

Recently I had the privilege of working on a wedding cake knife. The bride and groom were over and I let them work as well and taught them the best I could. Due to time restrictions we decided to make a simple knife with really good materials. Once again sorry for the poor camera skills 115 layer 1084/15n20 redwood handle- the chatoyance is really nice if you saw it in person mosaic pins

Beautiful!

they're both awesome! sheaths too. I also prefer satin finishes

very beautiful tanto. love the hamon

very nice work!

that's a really cool knife! the leather sheath with teklok is something I have never seen before and is really cool!

really nice work! love the aged look and clean lines

Such a beautiful knife. I really love the guard!

Grats! I am very happy for you!

I love it!

Hi Wes I'm from Cashmere. It's about 10 miles west of Wenatchee