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Thanks for all your kind comments. Just for those who were wondering what the term "biltong" refers to, at the last 2 knives. I think it is what is referred to as "Jerky" in the US. Biltong is a South African favorite!! My biltong knife is gripped as you would do for the 3rd knife (HUN04). The...

Thanks Mark

Hunter model: HUN05 Blade: 12C27 Handle: Palm Hunter model: HUN06 Blade: 12C27 Handle: Camel Thorn Wood Hunter model: HUN02 Blade: 12C27 Spacer: Warthog Tusk Handle: Iron Wood Hunter model: HUN04 Blade: 12C27 Handle: Iron Wood Biltong knife model: BIL02 Blade: 12C27...

Very nice!! It seems a bit unfair. When I started making knives there were no forums around and very little help around to make sure your first knife actually looked like a knife!! LOL Keep up the good work...

Thanks for the kind comments.

Here’s my first Hunter for the year. Blade is 12C27 Bolster is 304 Stainless with Stippling and sand blast decoration Handle is Tambotie, a South Africa hardwood Thanks for looking Stefan

Nice!! Simple and practical!!

Thanks guys, These are my first completed knives in about 4 months.

Eric, South Africa is a bit fat from you, or I'd gladly give you a hand with setting up your workshop. Hang in there mate, I'm sure there are a lot of the guys here that will be praying for you. I know what it feels like trying to work with a sore back. Got a couple of screws in mine. Been...

Here are 2 of my latest creations. First one has a 12C27 blade, African Blackwood handle and 304 bolsters. Second one has a 1075 and 15N20 random pattern Damascus blade, African Blackwood handle and titanium bolsters.

Brad, how do you secure the tang to the frame...did I miss something?

Thanks Fred. I'll take 369

This goes out to all our knife friends and their families on the east coast of USA. We will be thinking of you in our prayers over the next couple of days. May the Lord protect and keep you!!

Made this for my wife...Just the right size for a handbag..120mm total length.

I'm in desperate need of new etching stencils. I need to etch batches of about a 1000 blades at a time, and the stencils that are available locally in South Africa don't last for more than about 10 cycles. Can anyone please assist me?

Thanks Tracy, I'ts great to be here. I love this forum. It's a knife forum that's about knives and not other nonsense. Keep up the good work

Baie mooi!! I know that 1070....Well done

Now you've gone and ruined my opinion of you:sad: Just kidding I had a look at the knives on your web site...love your work

Thanks to you all for the nice comments. Steven, I'm impressed with you Afrikaans:biggrin:

Here's my first knife. Used an old wood chipper blade. The only machine that came close to this knife was my hand drill to make the holes for the rivets. The rest was hacksaw, file and water paper, and a lot of sweat.