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This is an order I completed yesterday for a customer. Both are CPM154CM with tappered tang, 416SS Dovetailed bolsters, matching Amboyna Burl Handles, 416SS & Mosaic Pins, and have handtooled leather sheaths. Thanks for looking, Sean

Thanks guys. Sean

Thanks very much. The blue G10 was a good choice (made by my customer). Sean

A recent neck knife order, one of my Stinger designs. Specs: Steel: S30V Blade Length: 2 3/4" Overall Length: 6" Handle: Blue G10 Pins: 416SS Sheath: Kydex Thanks for looking. Sean

Thanks very much everyone. My customer was very happy with it. Sean

A recent order, my Splice design with a beautiful piece of Ironwood. The pic just doesn't do it justice. Specs: Steel - CPM154CM Blade Length - 3 1/2" Overall Length - 7 5/8" Handle - Ironwood Pins - 416SS Thanks for looking. Sean

Thanks man. I was very happy with these two. Sean

Thanks very much. Sean

Here are two of my Hunter-B model that I finished up recently. The Ironwood one is out getting engraved right now. Ash Burl Hunter-B: Ironwood Hunter-B: Both are in: - CPM154CM (Tappered Tang) - 416SS Bolsters (Dovetailed) - Blade Length is 5" - Overall Length of 9 5/8" Sean

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A subtle drop point blade in 672 layered carbon damascus. Specs: Steel - Carbon Damascus - 672 layers of O1 & L6 Blade Length - 4 3/8" Length Overall - 9 1/2" Guard - 416SS Handle - Stabilized Brown Mallee Burl Pin - Mosaic Sheath - Leather Price - $600 Shipped in CONUS or...

Back from the New York show. All in all was a great show for me, can't wait for next year! Sean

Thanks everyone, I appreciate it. Sean

Thanks very much. A good show would be a very good thing right about now!!! Sean

Here are a few of the knives that I will have at the New York show this coming weekend. This Tanto is one that I am really liking: Modified Sweeper Model: Group Shot of Folders: Pathfinder: Okay that's it for my previewing! All told I have 20 knives coming with me...

I was a computer tech living way up in northern Canada. While doing that I started making knives part time, I think it was 2001 when I started playing around with knifemaking. When we finally moved across the country in 2009 I shifted to making knives full time. Key things that helped me go...

Hey thanks for posting that scan! I don't have my copy of the mag yet and didn't even know about this until you posted it! Thanks!!! Sean

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Well we are heading out tonight to start the drive towards Atlanta. We are going to take our time getting there. Thought I would post a few pics of some of the work I'll have this year. All told I will have 24 fixed blades, no folders this year as I ran out of time (and energy). Since I...

Thanks very much. Sean