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Not sure about their warranty, but I own several of their knives, and they make excellent products for the price. Plus they're made in the USA with great steel. They don't come super sharp out of box mind you, in fact they're usually not shaving sharp. But once I sharpened mine up, they have...

Similar story to me, AR. I first got into knives when I was 15, but I was always studying and trying out production knives. I didn't get into knife making until really a year ago, and I didn't get into the custom knife market until a few months ago. Now I almost have more interest in custom...

Beautiful blade! Love the design, and nice sheath!

Yeah, that's what I was thinking for the main advantages and disadvantages of stock removal versus forging. I currently use stock removal until I get an anvil and hammers, but there's just something really cool and fascinating I find with forging a blade. It has a kinda.......mystical feel to it...

Haha, that's the best kind! Never get old :)

Well, I'm not a teenager, but I'm 21. So I'm around your age

Had a question for y'all about knife making methods. Do you guys usually forge your knives, use a stock removal method, or both? Which way usually turns out better? Or are they about the same? I'm trying to get a better idea on what method most custom knife makers use, or maybe both are equally...

Beautiful handle! What did you use for the handle material?

Very nice!! Looking forward to seeing pictures of the sword once it's finished! :)

Really nice works you got there! Definitely a good start on the sword. Did you forge them or use a stock removal method?

Nice to meet you Wes! I'm fairly new as well, I'm in the process of making my first successful knife. Plenty of good guys here, and they're all very knowledgeable. Their work is really impressive as well, so I'm sure you'll learn a lot as I am. Looking forward to hearing more from you

Hmm, interesting. Part of what peaked my interest in this was this video, in which he said the steel was high carbon (which I highly doubt is true) but I was impressed with how easily the steel broke off rather than bent after he hammered off the tip at 5:05 in the video...

Awesome! I'll have to check them out

Looking forward to seeing them!

I just got through checking out your custom knife website, and I love your designs!! They're both beautiful and practical. Might have to save up for one one of these days

Wow, sounds great! Looks like a good thing I held on to the blades then. I think I'll make some machetes out of them. And yeah, I love 1055 for machetes. I have a Cold Steel Kukri machete that I've used for going on 6 years, and all the black anti-rust coating has come off from use. Great blade...

Cold Steel Recon 1 has been my edc for the past 5 years. Love it. It's never failed me. I'll sometimes carry the Gerber DMF manual folder

So, this is a question to get y'alls input on something I've been getting mixed reviews on, and that's lawn mower blade steel. I've heard some people say it's medium to high carbon steel, other people say it's junk for making knives. My guess is it's a mild steel, like 1055 or around there, but...

WOW!! Very impressive!! Looks great to me! The handle looks really beautiful. Love the damascus. If I had to rate that knife from 1 to 10, I'd give it a 15! :)

Haha, I can figure that wasn't a fun experience for you. Although I found a couple pretty good deals on Craigslist. They look pretty legit so far, plus, they're only 25 bucks. Not too bad. These are the ones I found: http://winchester.craigslist.org/tls/3778379817.html...