Knife of the Day

[DrHenley]

Very nice! I need to try to make some scales from deer bone.

[cwo4uscgret]

I don't know who "M" is but they did a really good job of making some nice sized daggers using antique Mother of Pearl Fruit Knife Handles:

[DrHenley]

Gorgeous letter openers

[cwo4uscgret]

Kim Breed, MSG, US Army, Special Forces Dagger. Kim's take on a Fairborn-Sykes Dagger:

[cwo4uscgret]

Jim "Treeman" Behring has quite a repertoire of different styles of knives that he makes - from Scagel Style to Tactical Style including a knife that he made with input from one of the SEAL Teams. Here's one of his tactical knives, big, bad, and scary sharp; he calls this one his LRRP Spearpoint:

[cwo4uscgret]

Jim Behring "Replay" "Double Play"! Here's the LRRP Spearpoint again, with the other knife he made similar to the Spearpoint; the LRRP Dagger:

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Jens ANSO of Denmark makes some very well regarded custom knives. He even uses the left over bits of the stainless damascus to make smaller knives. Here's one such knife; less then 3" overall length: