Gallery - Page 7
These are some examples of the knives I've made through the years. |
Small Cable Damascus Utility
Coppered Cable (1085) Damascus
4" blade (including bolster), 7.5" overall length. Handle
was made with Padouk (African Vermillion) and it's polished and laqued.
Sheath is handstitched cow hide. |
Damascus and Snakeskin
Damascus made of 5160 and O1.
4.5" blade (including integral bolster), 8.5" overall length.
Handle was made from curupay wood with brass bolster and pommel,
which has an sun detail from a coin. With a 9/16" wrench you
can unscrew the pommel and get the knife in three parts, the blade/bolster,
the wooden handle and the pommel. Sheath is handstitched cow leather
covered in anaconda skin. |
San Mai Damascus Ringed Fighter
Damascus made of 1010 and 1070 with a O1 core.
5" blade, 10" overall length, 3/16' thickness. Handle slabs
were made with sheep horn and the bolsters are coppered damascus.
Sheath is handstitched cow leather with an anaconda skin insert and
damascus coppered point. Presentation box was made from pine wood
dyed and splashed with transparent poliurethane droplets.
Process
of making this knife - Process
of making the sheath and box |
San Mai Damascus Fighter / Small Sword
Damascus made of 1010 and 1070 with a O1 core.
12" blade, 16.5" overall length. Handle was made with home
made micarta in black, OD green and tan. Handstitched sheath in thick
dark brown leather cow, with color/texture details on the front. It
has a loop for a belt up to 2.5" wide.
This is a custom
rehandling of an already made knife, as the customer preferred micarta
instead of wood.
Process
of making this handle |
Kerambit
Hand forged 9260, diferentially hardened, matte satin finish with
hammon line.
Cutting edge is 3.15" (measured diagonally), 7.3" overall
length, 4mm thick. Handle was made with home made micarta in black,
OD green and tan. and is 4.7" long. The ring has a 1" diameter.
Handstitched cow leather sheath with green details on the front. |
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