MGKnifemaker

My first finished feather Damascus knife. 🔪🗡️Getting good photos of my knives is a whole other side gig; this is a better photo of this knife than anything I previously posted. DM if you have any questions about this knife. It’s a beauty! *not available*

Today’s knife feature photo: a little MonoSteel w2 with Hamon, dyed and stabilized handle. DM if you have questions. Thanks for looking.

Today’s featured knife is a Stonewashed Chef Knife. It’s similar to the green-handled one I shared a couple days ago, with the colors flipped. Using a knife like this just feels really nice. You will notice the difference when cutting your veggies! 🥗 🥕 🥦 🌶️🥬🥒🥔🍠🧄🧅🍅🫜🫛🫑🧑‍🍳👨‍🍳👩‍🍳

Today’s knife is a Damascus Chef Knife with a dyed and stabilized handle. Rugged and beautiful, this knife makes chopping food fun and enjoyable.

Today’s knife: Chef Knife with stone-washed finish with a two-toned segmented handle. Handle is dyed and stabilized black ash burl with a maple accent. This is still available. DM if you have questions. Thanks for looking.

Today’s featured knife: A random pattern Damascus Chef knife with around 160 layers of steel. I carved the handle with a spiral. Just having fun and trying different things. Hope you like it. DM me if you are interested or have any other questions. Thanks for your interest.

Today’s featured photo: a little Hunter/Skinner with a Scout carry sheath (to wear horizontally). DM if you have any questions. I haven’t had a chance to post these on my website yet so if you are interested send me a message.

This is a random pattern Damascus chef knife, around 160 layers with desert iron wood for the handle. Let me know what you think! 💭 (**no longer available** ) ❤️

My latest finished knives. Pretty proud of these. I’m still going to make a sheath for each of these; if anyone is interested in buying one send me a DM. ❤️

It’s Green Chile roasting season here in New Mexico now! Photo credit Fun to see one of my knives getting used for chopping!