Picture of one of my custom knives

[exodus125]

This is a knife I made. It has a stag handle and turquoise inlayed in silver. The knife guard is also silver and it has a small plate on the back with an equinox acid etched symbol. The blade is a damascus blade from Damascus USA.

 

[cubby]

looks very nice!

 

[exodus125]

thanks for the kind words

 

[esrice]

Cool!

 

[paddling_man]

Hey?! Very nice job, there!

 

[RachelMarie]

impressive!

 

[exodus125]

Thanks for the remarks guys.

Also, just to be clear this knife is not for sale and I do not sell any of my knives. I just wanted to share the pictures with you guys.

 

[esrice]

Thanks for the remarks guys.

Also, just to be clear this knife is not for sale and I do not sell any of my knives. I just wanted to share the pictures with you guys.

 

[flatlander]

You have some talent there

Bob

 

[barricade]

agreed looks pretty cool, but am a tacticool guy myself..

 

[paddling_man]

Aaahhh, but lovingly made by your own hands is soooo much more fun than "Made In China." No comparison, IMHO.

Military knife lovers will want to get their hands on this Kershaw Boot Knife. It has a quick-release sheath with multiple carry options, including under the coat. Each system includes the black Kydex® sheath along with 4 straps; belt loop strap with Velcro®, waist band strap, shoulder strap and arm or leg strap with clip. Includes instructions on how you can carry your knife.

The knife is made from one solid piece of drop forged 1.4116 German Stainless at 55-57 Rc. with POM (polyoxy-methylene) handle scales. Measures 9" from tip to butt with a 4-1/2" blade. Weighs 4.7 oz. Made in China. Suggested retail $64.95

 

[danielocean03]

Aaahhh, but lovingly made by your own hands is soooo much more fun than "Made In China." No comparison, I
MHO.

+1, very true.

 

[Rafterman]

Very nice! Looks like you know what your doing. Amazing what knowhow and patience will produce!!!

 

[cubby]

Aaahhh, but lovingly made by your own hands is soooo much more fun than "Made In China." No comparison, IMHO.

yes, sir!

to make something with your own hands puts ANYTHING into a whole new level.

 

[clt46910]

You keep that kind of work up and you will have an amazing one of a kind collection soon.

 

[ferg409]

thats a nice looking knife

 

[exodus125]

blast from the past, here are some more pictures:

 

[buford t justice]

Great looking knives!!!

Made a few myself,whats almost as much fun as making one is using one, to say field dress a deer.