I’ve been thinking about contacting you for a custom made caper and sheath.

Neck knife that won’t fall out of the sheath

The feathered handle turkey knife was awesome. I’m a second on the drop point Damascus with antler handle.

Mora type , helle speider but maybe a little bigger , not sure what that type is called , between a mora and bush knife in size

I’d like to see a cross cut white oak handle. Get the rings centered on the handle. Satin blade

This but with a smaller profile, maybe a caping knife style. I like this sheath

Fillet knife that will handle the salt water species

Canadian Belt Knife.

I did three 10.5 blade fillet knives and there was very little interest.

Must have missed it and have a buddy that carries me out every year and we just pretty much split the gas cost. I’ll get with u as it would be a thank u type of thing

I'll call you to discuss Clarence. All of your knives are excellent and cherished keepsakes to their recipient's.
Thank you.

I think pretty much everything you turn out, is an absolute work of art.

Chopped carbon fiber - Damascus or stonewashed

Carbon fiber is so nasty. 😂

Black micarta looks like carbon fiber 😃

Carbon fiber is very cool but when sanded it turns into a fine powder that gets every where. Ebony and African Blackwood do the same thing.

Kepharts, Nessmuks, and Canadian Belt knives are all awesome as are modern revisions to them. The new Benchmade Anonimus is an new blade that could be a loose pattern for one of your knives. The Flat Rock Combat Woodsman is another design that does it for me, though I don't own one (yet anyway). A 4-5" version with the ferro cutout of the Anonimus and less area sharpened on top of the blade would rock.



To me, the fit to the hand is crucial. My Lucas Forge blades are amazing in that regard and the TKC scales on my K-Bar/Becker Nessmuk are too. Looking at the pics of your knives leads me to believe that you have the fit dialed in.