It's been awhile...took a break around Christmas...have some customs to do...a few repairs...had some deer skulls to finish...been fighting the flu for a couple of days. Dang...that makes me feel worse!!!  


This one is a bright random damascus drop point hunter. Scales are stabilized spalted maple with black liners and brass pins. Blade is 4-1/4" with an OAL of 8".


This one is a nice nessmuck style skinner with some awesome Arizona Ironwood scales. It has white liners, brass pins & brass lanyard tube. Blade is 3-3/4" and OAL is 8".


This one is a cool little damascus drop point. Stabilized olive wood scales, black liners with brass pins & brass lanyard tube. Blade is 3" and OAL is 7".


This one is a stunning tiger stripe damascus bushcraft style blade. The scales are stabilized afzelia burl with red liners, brass pins and lanyard tube. Blade is 3-3/4" and OAL is 7-1/2".


This is one a did for a well deserving friend and Tradganger. Sweet damascus drop point with stabilized California Buckeye Burl. It has black liners with mosaic pins. 3-1/2" blade and an OAL of 7-3/4"

Thanks for looking!

Dang!! I love that spalted maple!!!
All are beautiful,nice work.

Great work!

Nice job on all of them
Dana

that nessmuck is just flat out amazing. they all look great but that is my favorite for sure.

QuoteOriginally posted by kansas stik man:
that nessmuck is just flat out amazing. they all look great but that is my favorite for sure.

I called it a nessmuck...which it reminds me of but a friend pointed out that it and the olive wood one are old Bob Engnath designs.

I really like the last one. That california buckeye is awesome. And your leatherwork puts me to shame. Great knives!!

Boy I am blown away by the volume and quality of work you consistently put out!!  Well done again!!

Nathan

Great knives.  Your knives always look amazing.  That California buckeye is incredible looking.

Clarence,

Those knives are all gorgeous. I like the buckeye the best of all the woods, and the knife with the afzelia burl is probably my favorite overall if I could only have a single knife to use in the field, but I would be thrilled to have any (or all) of them. The sheaths look great too. You keep getting better and better at this, and I too am surprised at how many knives you have been producing.

Allan

WOW!!! All are beautiful but if I had to pick just one it would be that spalted maple.

I love them ALL! Great craftsmanship.
Regards, Mike Okamura