[liamstrain]

And it's shipping out today!
 
Evan Nicolaides (Esnyx) Teardrop jack in CPM 154, with hand jigged dyed bone scales.
 

 

 

[Mr Rick]

Canal Street Cutlery:  5" "Squeeze" Lock Back
 
 
 
 
 

 

[Mr Rick]

Kershaw Squaw Creek ASU-6A Carbon Fiber Lockback Knife 2150CF
 
 
 

 

[Mr Rick]

Great Eastern Cutlery: Northfield, Natural Stag, Montana Workhorse Whittler
 
 
 

 

[liamstrain]

Esnyx Teardrop jack arrived yesterday afternoon. It's a beauty. 
 

 

 

[enkidu]

Very nice teardrop jack! You don't see those everyday, but that looks like a very useful beauty! How does it walk+talk?
 
I just got my first knife in a couple of years: a ZT0450 which is an amazing knife and my first ZT (mostly Spyderco with some CRK and a few semi-custom knives). When I was deep into the knives a few years ago, this kind of quality + materials for this price was unheard of. Now it seems to be the new expectation. Next to my Investigator pen which has been EDC for a few years now. It started out blasted, but I brushed it.
 

 

[liamstrain]

Nice! The new 450 was ticking quite a few boxes for me, but I'm holding off for now. Spyderco has a few new models I'm interested in as well. Maybe if I land a new client, I'll splash out.
 
Walk and talk on the teardrop is fantastic. I've had a lot of very good traditionals - both old and new. This is right up there with the best of the old Hammer Brand/Schrade/NYKCo's of the 20s-50s. Evan really knocked it out of the park with this creation. It has quickly become my preferred daily carry. 

 

[enkidu]

That's great! I really like the lines, both open and closed, and the combination opener tool. I don't have a really nice traditional just a bucket-load of SAK's, but I'd love to get a nice single blade slip-joint. You've definitely tickled my fancy, my next knife just might be something from Evan.
 
Yeah, Spyderco has definitely exploded with a bunch of radically new knife styles after playing it safe for a few years. When I got this, it was a toss-up between the Southard and the 0450, but I prefer all Ti handles and this one came up with an unbeatable price. 

 

[Chris_Himself]

David Mosier Grand Leveller
 

 
A pair of GTC Airbornes
 
 

 
 
Terry Guinn Gargoyle
 

 
 
 
Microtech Sigil
 

 



 
Kevin Foster R1
 

 

[parfaitelumiere]

I was knifemaker a long time ago, now I make costumes and replica props, especially Star Wars and Harry Potter props, I'm buying a home, maybe I will try to make knives again, because it's quite easy to do, compared to replica props, and has high value for collectors.
 
 
https://www.facebook.com/LaParfaiteLumiere

 

[parfaitelumiere]

Here are some pics of what I made in the past:


 

 

[liamstrain]

I like that last Laguile clone - especially the filework and shaping of the handle, and also really like the clean lines on that tortoiseshell and damascus one. Nice work all around. Do/Did you do your own forging or heat-treating? or buy bar stock to shape, and send out?

 

[Oklahoma]

Not all knives but some of my blades all from Angelsword in this collection:
 
Wootz Damascus pieces.  Claw is about 3in total small knife has a blade about 2in

 
Angelsword Bowie knife from the 80's blade is about 6in and the tip is double edged with a twisted wire wrap.

 
Long knife blade is 11in long with a red oak handle made by me

 
My Katana blade is about 28in



 
My English Broadsword blade is about 30in

 

[Mr Rick]

One of the custom made knives I picked up on my recent trip to Montana.
 
 

 

[Mr Rick]

Another fixed blade I picked up on my recent trip.