Blasted Hill Knives
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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Only $OLD shipped!!!
(Regular price is $69.)
Update: Tiffany G-10 is SOLD. Blue Water Acrylic still available!
I am offering up these two more Barkeeps at a discount!
This knife has been one of my most successful designs over the years. I originally made it for cutting limes and lemons, or anything else that a Bartender might need to cut. The model was a hit and eventually people started using them as cheese slicers and even EDC knives.
The Barkeep is 6 inches long with a 2.5 inch cutting edge. I put a hollow grind on these knives and they are razor sharp. These Barkeeps are made from 52100 steel, with a molten finish!
The first Barkeep is dressed up in Tiffany Blue G-10 scales with Blue-deyed Spalted Maple bolsters, green vulcanized paper liners and nickel pins. The second is Blue Water acrylic with Polished Shhepshorn bolsters, blue vulcanized paper liners with brass pins.
I accept PayPal F&F, money order or personal check. Thank you for considering my work. Questions and comments are always welcome!
Thanks!
Mike
(Regular price is $69.)
Update: Tiffany G-10 is SOLD. Blue Water Acrylic still available!
I am offering up these two more Barkeeps at a discount!
This knife has been one of my most successful designs over the years. I originally made it for cutting limes and lemons, or anything else that a Bartender might need to cut. The model was a hit and eventually people started using them as cheese slicers and even EDC knives.
The Barkeep is 6 inches long with a 2.5 inch cutting edge. I put a hollow grind on these knives and they are razor sharp. These Barkeeps are made from 52100 steel, with a molten finish!
The first Barkeep is dressed up in Tiffany Blue G-10 scales with Blue-deyed Spalted Maple bolsters, green vulcanized paper liners and nickel pins. The second is Blue Water acrylic with Polished Shhepshorn bolsters, blue vulcanized paper liners with brass pins.
I accept PayPal F&F, money order or personal check. Thank you for considering my work. Questions and comments are always welcome!
Thanks!
Mike
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