1075 One off's priced to sell - portion of proceeds go to St. Judes

[gdpolk]

A portion of these proceeds will go to tooling, the remainder will go to St. Jude's Childrens Hospital. I'm a hobbyist knife maker and am working out of a full time knife maker's shop for the time being until I can get my own tools loaded up. That said, I believe that God blesses us so that we can bless others and I intend for a portion of ALL of my knife sells to benefit St. Jude's. I intend for at least 10% of this sell to benefit St. Judes and will likely send them much more.


Drop Point Hunter/Camp Knife
3/16" 1075 steel with differential heat treat
8 3/4" overall length
4" blade length
spalted maple handle with aluminum pins
heat treat finish on flats
220 belt finish on grind
The handle shape has a swell and is shaped almost like an upside down egg - this one has a large handle and will be best for users with larger hands.

This one is priced to sell at $125 shipped in the continental US via USPS Priority. I can make a kydex sheath that is Tek-Lok compatible for an additional $25 or make a leather sheath for an additional $70 if desired.


Cherry Nessmuck
3/16" 1075 with a hollow grind and differential heat treat.
Handle is cherry with aluminum pins
8 3/4" overall length
4" blade length

$125 shipped within the continental US. I can make a right or left handed leather sheath for an additional $70 if desired. Overseas can ship at actual costs.


Osage Nessmuck
3/16" 1075 with a hollow grind.
Handle is osage with aluminum pins
8 3/4" overall length
4" blade length

$125 shipped within the continental US. I can make a right or left handed leather sheath for an additional $70 if desired. Overseas can ship at actual costs.

 

[KBA]

My daughter is a patient at St. Jude. Thank you for doing this. :thumbup:

 

[gdpolk]

My daughter is a patient at St. Jude. Thank you for doing this. :thumbup:

Your welcome. I'll pray for your family. As an occupational therapist apecializing in pediatrics I have come to know several patients and families touched by that organization. I make knives because I enjoy it and when I can use these skills to help ministries like St Jude's touch people's lives it makes me feel like in a small way my knifemaking is using my skills and talents to help some of God's children.