MP Knives

8 years of wear and tear. Hunter-Gatherer in a sheath.

SOLD! The first knife that I've made since I quit knife making about 5-6 years ago. I was going to keep it but just purchased a new toy so I'll be selling this one. The story never ends. 🤣

Steel: AEBL Stainless at 61rc
Blade Length: 3 5/8″
Blade Width: 1/8″
Blade Height: 1″
Overall Length: 8″
Handle Material: Burlap Micarta
Liners: Cherry Red G10
Hardware: Copper Corby Bolts
Cost: $450 Shipped in the USA.

There is no sheath but I highly reccomend John . John and I collaborated for the majority of my professional knife making career. Not only does he make top notch leather, he is a heck of a human.

Comment here and ahoot me a DM. First come first serve. Depending on payment and timing, it will ship between now and next weekend.

Thanks!

Not bad for so many years not doing this! I need to touch up a couple scratches in the handle, sharpen it, and make a sheath. Very excited.

She is all glued up!

It has a logo!!

Here it is! Now it needs a few hours of hand sanding, a logo, edge, handle, and it's a proper knife!

Which one of you lost this in Warwick NY?

Organizing and getting ready to make something. My friend .shop.incorporated gifted a nice positive pressure respirator system so my already damaged lungs will be protected. Maybe next weekend I can grind a blade!!

We're back, baby! (Kind of...)

I'm not selling anything at this point, but I did run the grinder for the first time in ten years, and rough ground a blade.

I need to get some better PPE, organize the home shop, and start playing again.

Since I moved and closed shop, I haven't had the available electric in my shed to run the grinder. But, I was able to pick up a nice inverter generator and reconnect the grinder. It works!!

My first channel cat from the Delaware River!

Got a little shad fishing in!