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Thanks Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

I like it, very good looking knife. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

Welcome James, I like you blades nice styles. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

What do you think of the Gale Force with browned finish? I've also done the gray also but didn't get pictures before customers got the knife.

Hello Pieter and Dwane, Thanks for your input I value your opionions. What finished do you most like on carbon steel? For a using knife I like a browned finish to lower the maintainence but I also like a steely gray finish from a quick ferric chloride wash and buff and it also brings out...

Attractive looking knife, well done. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

Hello James, Beautiful knives very well done. Your leather work is also magnificent. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

My name is Kelley Ward and I'm a part time knife maker. Made my first knife (I still have it) in 1989 and started selling in 1993. I try to make 10 knives a month. Starting mading knives under the name K. Ward but was contantly confused with Ken Ward an old time maker from the 1970s. I switched...

Hello Peter, Great looking work. The shape of the guard and the collar behind the guard are striking and love the temper line. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

Hello Scott, Wow, I love seeing my knives in use. Thanks for posting you've gotten a lot of game and I'm proud to have been a part of it. I'm also happy to hear you carry the tanto regularly, it's a great size, and appreciate your complements on my work. Here is a picture of the buck I...

Hello Jim, Welcome to the pack. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

Hello Shane and welcome. Kelley http://blade.home.sonic.net

Hello Dwane, Thanks, I’ve powder coated blades now for about 10 years (only powder coat a small number of the total knives I make). The wrinkle finish is new for me and I've only done a couple, it looks good but I'm not sure how well it holds up yet. I see this finish on TOPS knives so...

Hello All, I've called this knife Gale Force after the powerful winds that under rare conditions have the ability to cut; it is called kamaitachi. In Japanese there are several conceptions of how it looked or operated, but the most common is one of a trio of weasels with sharp claws...

I've used both and don't notice a difference in grinding (stock removal) or the end knife. CR does't have the surface scales that HR does and i love that. The scales are sometimes really hard to get off without surface grinder. Kelley

Beautiful work and great looking knife Kelley

Hello Dwane, Thanks for the tip, I have 10 magnets on the way and am excited about trying this out. I've stayed away from using Kydex with damascus because of nasty habit Kydex has on scratching blades. Kelley

Hello Duane, Very nice neck knife and Damascus pattern beautiful work. I'm fascinated with your open Kydex sheath and the rare earth magnets. I haven't seen this done before, how does it work? (I'm new to Knife Forums is it OK to discuss this matter here or start something under the Sheaths...

Hello Milt, for my 2 cents I think the handle looks slim, trim and well rounded. From what I can see in the photo the metal to wood fit also looks good. Great Job. Kelley

Hello Pieter, Thanks, I really like an old rustic but taken care of look but also make more refined and polished knives. Kelley