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I bought the blank, I don't have the machines or the money to invest into forging right now... The core steel is VG10 with layers of stainless around it, and the handle is Redwood burl. The dang thing has a wicked edge to it! It bit me a few times lol. There is a matching hunting knife to go...

A buddy sent me his Buck 143 and requested that I put a handle on it. The blade is a stock 143 the handle is Ziricote.

Here are a couple of pics, sorry they are a bit blurry. It turned out pretty well

Well, lately I have been working on fillet knives and a few odd ball items. Its been slow around the shop this last month, but there is always something to work on. I just finished a higher end kitchen knife this week, and hope to make a few more of them in the near future! Cory

Hey fellas! Finished this one up today. VG10 Chef Knife with Redwood Burl handles. Hope you like it - Cory

Sweet looking knife - Can't decided which one of yours' is my favorite!

Had a guy ask me about a Warthog V-Sharp Knife Sharpener the other day. I'm not really familiar with the name brand or the product, besides a 1 minute demo I saw about 6 years ago and what they have on their website. Are the worth the money, do they actually work, and would it be a good...

Thank you all for the prayer and support these last few weeks. God has really opened some doors this last week. I'm not quite out of the woods yet, but at least my hope has been restored. Thank you once again! Cory

Laurence - Thank you for sharing a couple more pictures! I'm still very impressed with the handle design and with the overall flow of the knife. It would be great to see one in person, and the pictures show it off even more. Thanks again! Cory

This is what was in the box from Mark Behnke - Thanks again Mark! Some copper, brass, stainless, and fiberglass pinstock. Along with brass for guards, Corby Bolts, a file, a scale set of Micarta, and a block of Ironwood.

Laurence - Thank you for clearing that up! Was convinced the holes were there to lighten the blade and make it look pretty lol Would love to get one of these some day, the handle looks like it would be a comfort knife to use.

Really dumb question... But what are the holes in the blade for?

I like it!

The burn marks are more from a dull blade/feed rate like you said than the hardness of the wood. The darker wood is extremely dense and works like Ironwood. Thought I had a lead on the yellow/brown piece but no luck.

Sweet looking knife!

Wow - Great pictures! Its great to see the W.I.P. come along. Can't wait to see the finished project - keep the pics coming! Cory

Thanks Laurence - Needed to hear that! God is bigger than any problem, including this. Thank you again guys, really appreciate the prayers. Cory

The pinecone is cast in alumilite resin I believe... Billy's scale set look like the ones I've used from http://www.ankromexotics.com/. They are a little different to work with, but make a great handle.

Thank you Laurence and Eric - I really appreciate it! Laurence - The interested parties seem to tell me they want to order, but they back out of every sale and its been rough trying to find sales in small town USA. Tax season should bring in a couple of orders, but its just a waiting game...

Looks good Laurence. Like the handle and blade design on it, looks like a great kitchen knife!