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Did some testing on a chopper. https://vimeo.com/156651735 https://vimeo.com/156651781 OAL - 20" Blade - 12" Steel -1084 On to the handle wrap. Sent from my SM-G900T using Tapatalk

Haven't posted in awhile. Been over on instagram as #stonehavenknifeworks. I gotten on any forums lately cause my computer died several months back, and I don't relish the thought of posting with my phone, but here goes. I call this there tactical elven short sword, and yes its light in...

More to come.:biggrin:

This little guy is forged out of 1084, has an overall length of 8" with a blade 3 1/2" long. The handle is done with an 1/8 inch paracord underlay and a flat paracord cross wrap. The handle has been impregnated with marine epoxy. The sheath is welted 6-8oz leather and made to accommodate a...

Wow after all this time here i never posted a hello. My name is Tobin nieto sole proprietor of Stonehaven knifeworks based in San Antonio TX. I've been teaching an intro to bladesmithing class and making knives in the time in between to sell. You can follow me on instagram @stonehavenknifeworks.

Well i finally got(made) a grinder that's worth a crap. I had originally started making a three wheel KMG clone-y thing but the tracking just sucked. So i scraped that and finally after allota probing from James we came up with this. I have to give a big thank you to James helm for this...

Last year i made the little brother of this guy. Went a bit "fancy" and gave it some tiger stripe intaglio etching using the gun blue and bleach method. Just need to put on the turks head and seal the handle.

Blade is 1084v, 15", forged no draw filing,planished the edge and a little grinding to clean the choil, but it was done on a 1X30.:biggrin: a 12" tang goes into an oryx horn. OAL 51" Horn is filled with epoxy and milliput sculpted around the "bolster".

i have know idea why ive become so enamored with this blade shape. just a bit of forging left. A bit more forging completed. just need to clean up the final profile.

Granted its for casting out a giant eyes. Blade : 8" of 1084. I had actually forged this out last year but found it in the back of my truck(cab not the bed) a few weeks ago. Handle : 6" cholla cactus. I truly do enjoy working with this stuff, and i like the funky smell when i burn the...

Sold my big quasi avatar and im in the process of building a display for it. i love finding faces in the strangest of places.

I'm not sure if this is were this post belongs, so mods feel free to move if need be. But if you happen to be in or around the san antonio tx area you might wanna take a gander at this. 1st All Day Knifemaking Class Extravaganza Hosted at the shop of James Helm of Helm Enterprises. It's...

After much prodding i have decided to start naming my blades. I mean all the cool kids are doing it so, why not. This was a rescued knife from the scrap heap of rainy raven (James helm) some one wanted a sickle type knife James obliged them then proceeded to hate. I'm a sucker for an upswept...

Modified hickory handle with a pretty sizable tang burned 4" in the handle. 1084 steel 9 3/4" blade 16 3/4" OAL

Sometimes you gotta make some thing strange. This is still a work in progress but i thought i'd share. Now i need to make deaths scythe from the empire novel. 40" OAL Blade 13" (1084 steel) Spike 11" Handle is ornyx horn. Finished it today. This is a gonna be a functional display piece...

was out in the middle of nowhere helping out on a small job and got around to doing a simple test. This was as far as i was able to get it with one good swing. Then i had to find a baton. A couple of good whacks on the tip and it split some dried mesquite very easily. the blade is 12"...

Very ne0 paleo tribal. Rib knife with a hemp wrap.

While i'm not a fan fan of avatar the story, i am a sucker for good production design. If anything it has helped me to move out of the bowie/trade knife rut i'd been in for awhile. steel :1084 Edge quenched in canola and triple tempered 400 OAL - 24 3/4" Blade - 14 Cutting edge 12.5"...

I have so much i need to finish. Just to give a sense of scale the "horse chopper" is resting in a horse lower jaw. if it doesn't post right, the full size pic is at my blog.

I made this announcement on my blog but i wanted to share it here. Stonehaven Knifeworks and helm enterprises are proud to announce Helm Haven hammers for sale. The haven portion (me) will focus on dog head and cutler hammers, while the helm portion will have assorted blacksmithing...