Steel: 1084

Blade length: 100mm

Overall Length:200mm

Weight: 116g

This is the biggest of three low budget knives I made as a set. For this one I wanted to focus on the parts of a knife that are important for function and not inflate the price with unnecessary aesthetic features.

The 1084 blade is belt finished with as quenched flats. I chose jarrah as the handle material as it's a super dense wood with great colour and I know how well it holds up over time. To finish it off I used some brass pins.

NZ$250 + shipping

Steel: 1084

Blade length: 70mm

Overall Length:150mm

Weight: 66g

This is the second of the three low budget knives. For this one I used the design of an EDC knife I had made in the past that I knew worked really well and was a great size for every day use. This knife would make a great beater EDC that will sharpen up easily while still holding a great edge.

NZ$150 + shipping

Steel: 15n20

Blade length: 85mm

Overall Length:179mm

Weight: 119g

My initial idea for this knife was to create my ideal fixed blade EDC in terms of size, shape, and material. I also had this special G10 that I've been waiting to use forever so I thought it was a good opportunity to try it out. ​

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The blade is 85mm long and is made out of 15n20 high carbon steel, the handle is 94mm long with tiffany blue G10 scales held to the tang with black g10 pins and a carbon fiber lanyard tube.

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This knife comes with a kydex sheath and ulticlip.

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NZ$350 + shipping

Steel: 15n20

Blade length: 105mm

Overall Length:215mm

Weight: 157g

This knife  is designed to be an every day use knife that can handle some heavier jobs. It has a thicker edge than a lot of my edc knives but is a little smaller in overall size than a full on camping knife so it's meant to fill that gap in between the two.  ​

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For the handle material, this is my first time trying out the bone colour g10. I think it works really nicely with the natural micarta pins.

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This knife comes with a leather sheath .

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NZ$425 + shipping

Steel: 1084

Blade length: 65mm

Overall Length: 150mm

Weight: 81g

I forged this after helping teach a petty knife class at Stackhouse knives. Stu Lind of Rule 9 Knives was forging out some damascus and I decided I needed to make something, this is what I ended up with.

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This knife has a 1084 blade, black g10 scales kindly given to me by Stu, and brass pins.

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This knife will come with a kydex sheath and a pocket clip.

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NZ$210 + shipping

Steel: 15n20 & 1084

Blade length: 145mm

Overall Length: 265mm

Weight: 168g

This knife was hand forged out of an offcut from a billet I made at Eveleigh Works in Sydney. This particular offcut was from the first forge weld, we started with 14 layers of alternating 1084 and 15n20. The guard is forge blackened mild steel and the handle is a piece of curly pōhutukawa.

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NZ$450 + shipping

(or NZ$550 with a leather sheath)

Steel: AEB-L (61HRC)

Blade length: 118mm

Overall Length: 247mm

Weight: 254g

This design started out as a concept for a diving knife I was commissioned to make. I ended up really liking the shape and ergonomics of the diving knife so I decided to go back to my initial concept and make one. I personally really love the design, I believe it would work really well for many different jobs.

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This one has some OD green G10 scales with black g10 pins and a carbon fibre lanyard tube. It also comes with a kydex sheath and ulticlip.

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NZ$500 + shipping

Steel: 1095

Blade length: 160mm

Overall Length: 282mm

Weight: 242g

This knife was my first proper attempt at a hamon with 1095 steel. During the quench I believe some of the clay separated from the blade leading to a smaller hamon than I was expecting, though it does have a differential hardness to it.

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This knife has an aged brass guard and a stabilised walnut handle. because it's a takedown it's super easy to clean and sharpen. 

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NZ$680 + shipping

(NZ$780 with a leather sheath)