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Here is a Knife I finished, that is probably one of my favorites!! The scales are ASH Crotch....The steel is 1095...Hope y'all like it!! Thanks for looking!! Frank

Graveyard....Starting on the sheaths tomorrow.yes, the bottom one is just a patina;) Doug, it's just a Patina, I put on the Knife. I have never forged a Knife yet. Thanks y'all, for the kind comments!:D Frank

Here are two Knives I just finished. Both have real hard to find wood...Both are 3/32" 1095 Steel. The top Knife has the "Paela" scales (which I love) and the bottom one has the "African Sumac" (A pinkish wood with black stripes, that I really like also)......Both are around 8 3/4" overall...

Hi Y'all....Here's a small skinner and sheath I just made.The little skinner has "Bloodwood" scales and 1/8" 1095 steel. The blade is 3 3/4" to front of scales. Total length of knife is 7 1/8".Thanks for looking!!:) Frank

Great Job on these!! I love 'em!!:D Frank

WOW!! Beautiful work Billy!! You Da Man!! :) Frank

I really like the bottom one (3)..!! I think it would look real nice when made!! :) Frank

Here's one I just finished up.. It's a type styled after "Cour de Bois" (French Fur Traders) Knife. It has "Paela" also known as "Chakte Viga" scales which is a new wood for me and I love it!! The knife blade is 5 1/8" to front of scales. Overall length is 9 1/2"....3/32" 1095 Steel....Made...

Outstanding Job!! Love the handle work!! :) Frank

Robert, on this Walnut, I applied a Lacquer coat and let it dry good. Then used 0000 Steel wool and took part of the shine off and then went to the Buffer and buffed with Pink Scratchless and then waxed using "Briwax"....hope this helps:) Frank

Here's a Skinner and Sheath I made in the last few days. The scales are crotch Walnut. The steel is 1095.Overall length 9 1/2"....Handle 4 1/2" ..Blade 5" to scales.... Hope y'all like it....Thanks for looking!!:) Frank

I was very fortunate to get a real board of "American Chestnut" from a fellow in Tennessee, they had to cut one down, to make way for a bldg. and he sold off the boards. This wood is so rare, I was tickled to really find some. As everyone knows the Chestnut blight, hit the US around the turn of...

Here's one I made in the last few days with the help of David Farmer. Thanks so much David, for being so kind as to let me be a "Copycat" on your work and also the information you Gave me!! The steel on this knife is about 3/16" and has Maple scales... Hope y'all like it....Thanks for...

Great Job!! Really like the sheath!! :) Frank

Great Job on this one!! Looks like a real user!! Outstanding Work!!:D Frank

Now, that's a Beautiful Knife!! Outstanding workmanship, my Friend!! :)

Here is my version of the very famous "Nessmuk"...My version is made from Canarywood (this wood is very easy to work with) and 1/8" 1095 steel. The Overall length is 9 3/4",the blade is 5" and the handle is 4 3/4" I forgot again, to put my markers mark..Oh well....Hope y'all like it!!:) Frank

Beautiful Job!! Keep 'em coming!! Frank

Love your Knives and sheaths!! Very nice shop!! You sir, are a Knife maker for sure!!:) Frank

Here's another!! Have had a lot of time in the shop lately. Here is a style, I have never made before....Used Kevin's "Crotch Cherry" and 1/8" 1095 steel. The overall length is 7 1/4"...Blade is 3 1/2"....3/16" brass pins...Man, this cherry is hard....Thanks for looking!!:) Frank