Hide Scrapers

Yup! You heard correctly! I recently made some hide scrapers for buckskinning since I found out that no body really makes them, or if they do its very expensive.

These are forges 5160 high carbon and steel oil quenched.
Neither is the same and has slight variations.
They all are 4 inches long, and range from 1.5 inch to 2.5 inches.
Prices are $35 for the regular size one and $20 for the smaller ones.

 

 



Will Be planning on making hide fleshers in the near future.

More knives

Welp, two more to post up.

This one is a large chopper I made for myself and gave it one hell of a work out, did very nicely.











And I decided to see if I can make something like the Tracker.  I wasnt disapointed. Add a few of my mods and made it thinner.

New Knives

Well, its been awhile, so here's some knives that I've made and sold recently.

This one I made for myself I call Desert Sunset in a bush knife form. I really worked this knife, and I'm very pleased with it. Skinned out a deer, carved tools I needed, split logs, its a great camp knife.



The Sheath is kydex covered with leather

The full view, the OAL is 9.5 inches, handle is handmade micarta
The price for this is $130

 

 

 

A primitive dagger I was comissioned to do.
It's OAL is 10.5 inches, double edged.
Sold for $120









A Hori Hori type digging knife I made for my wife.
 This would go for $120

Been away

Hey all, sorry for being away. Getting a buisness going sucks, especially with using a blog to get it going.
Anyways. will  have new pics up and knife samples soon.

March Discount

Hey all, I have an advertisement, and I'll take 20% off any knife providing you tell me what page and in what magazine my add is in.

Knives available.

Ok, got two knives ready to be sold. One is a belt knife with a leather sheath for $85 and a Mountain Man skinner for $110, no sheath made, so the customer can request a leather sheath, or a leather covered kydex sheath.

A hand forges Mountain Man Skinner for $110         Hand forged belt knife with leather sheath for $85.

Commissioned Knives

Hey all, sorry for not keeping up to date, been real busy. Anyho, here's some knives I made for some customers.

A primitive dagger that sold for $120.         A belt knife with a Micarta Handle that Sold for $85

A past root dagger, or Hori Hori knife that looks like the primitive dagger. This sold for $150.

A bush knife I'm designing and will be gifted to David Wendell of Bushcraft on Fire. http://www.yhwhswordoffaith.com/WAS/index.html

This knife will go for $150.

 

More to come, as I plan on putting two knives I have up for sale. No sheaths have been made yet, as I like to have the customer choose what kind of sheath they want. Leather or leather covered Kydex.

New knives being worked on

Hey all, nearly got a camp knife done and will be finished up some neck knives to be for sale soon. Just need to finish the handle for the camp knife and make the sheath, and make the sheaths for the neck knives.

New Knife

Just finished up a knife, my first order! They wanted something like a midevil boot dagger, so I hammered it out, annealed it, and just finished shapping it. Later I expect to quench then temper it.

Knife prices and pics

These are knives I have made, ranging from small neck and belt knives, camp blades, to large choppers. I'm more well known for making neck and belt knives as they get the most use and hold up to a lot of abuse, but hell all my knives do.

Prices range from $75 for Neck knives and $80 for belt knives

$100-$150 for camp knives depending on the length.

$150-$250 for large chopping blades, again, depending on the length.

The handles are usually wood, but I am now using homemade micarta which has turned out beautifully. This will cost $10 extra.

Your choice of sheaths are either all leather, or leather covered kydex.

I take custom orders, just try to keep it simple.

Surprise!

Well, this was a nice surprise. A friend of a friend asked if I could make this friend a knife for them. This isnt even up and running and I'm getting orders. Not complaining, let them come.
Just finishing hammering out the basic shape and taking a break.
But a even better note, I got two large choppers finished, One has a walnut handle, the other micarta.
Today I'll be getting some pics up.

Work in Process

Welcome! As you can see this page is not quite up yet, but I'll be working on it as time goes by. I'll be posting pics of my knives I've made, whats for sale, and how I work and pics of my work shop.
So be patient and just wait.