Craig Brewer Knives

[Chief]

Thought Craig already had a thread going but couldn't find it and he should have one. Specs: 3 5/8" closed, CPM-154 @ 60 RC, 416 stainless integral bolsters liners, mill relieved, ivory, half stop, pivot bushing, file worked liners, rat tailed bolsters.

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[black mamba]

Beautiful styling and execution. Just lovely!

 

[Sonnemann]

Nice piece, great photography too...

 

[shrapne1]

Chief, its people like you that can take a crappy knife and make it look like a million bucks (im not talking about this one).
That knife is absolutely gorgeous and you made it look 10 times better with the macro shots \ contrasting backdrops.
I really dig the shot of the filework, and just like certain people like their women with certain eyes, or ears face (amongst other things), i like my knives to have perfectly matching blade and spring geometry. That one merges flawlessly at the spring\blade point and its sexy!

 

[ken erickson]

Nice piece, great photography too...

:thumbup:

 

[jeffsaul]

John,

Craig was a chance encounter for me and I really think offers a great degree of competence and a beautiful end result.

I own two of his creations and have another on order. He is very willing to listen and turn your ideas into metal and beautiful handle material.

I look forward to many years of collaboration with Craig Brewer.

Jeff

 

[Craigb]

Great photography John. Thanks and enjoy your knife.


I will post some photos of other knives in the next few days.


Craig

 

[Gevonovich]

Beautiful!! And...Yes, Chief has photographic skills

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Great looking knives. Beautiful execution.
Mike

 

[Dirtskirt]

Thank you for this very very Good Photos. the half open is my new Desktop Picture.
I show how exactly Brewer works.

Regards Dirk

 

[Craigb]

This one is 4 1/8 closed CPM-154 with a pivot bushing. 416 integral liners mill relieved at the pivot and lock release.

 

[cnas122]

Interesting handles on that one....kinda has a snake-skin look

 

[Craigb]

3 3/4 inch closed congress. CPM 154 blades hollow ground, 416 integral bolsters and liners mill relieved. Jigged bone handles and file worked liners.

This is the first congress pattern I have made.

 

[Jack Black]

Absolutely beautiful work - the knives and the photos

 

[glocktenman]

Craig,
Those look great. I can see some of that Texas Slipjoint School influence coming through, the file work is very nice. Take it easy!

 

[zippofan]

Beautiful knives, all of them. The file work on the Congress, holy cow!!!

 

[jeffsaul]

Craig,

I don't want your head to get to large so it won't fit into the door frame of your shop, but these are marvelous.

Jeff

 

[Craigb]

Here is a new one just finished. 3 5/8 closed, CPM154 blades, 416 stainless integral liners/bolsters mill relieved at the pivot. Half stops, jigged bone handles and file worked liners.

Thanks for looking,

Craig

 

[jeffsaul]

Craig,
Superior job as usual!
Jeff

 

[Craigb]

Here is a Lanny’s Clip that went out in the mail yesterday. CPM-154 blade with a pivot bushing. 416 integral liners/bolsters mill relieved with stag. Just under 3 ¾ closed, half stop and fileworked liners.