Craig Brewer Knives

[Bastid]

Thank you for starting this thread John. Craig is doing some great looking work.

 

[Craigb]

Thanks again.

Here is another one for the mail box next week. A little gent’s slip joint with Rados Damascus and mammoth ivory. Just a shade over 3 inches closed integral 416 bolsters and liners.

 

[jeffsaul]

Craig,

Excellent craftsmanship has become your trade mark and now beautiful Mammoth Ivory to boot, super.

Jeff

 

[jeffsaul]

Craig,

Excellent craftsmanship has become your trade mark and now beautiful Mammoth Ivory to boot, super.

Jeff

 

[chuko]

The little mammoth Gent's knife is coming home with new little stag version Craig just finished for me.

Charles

 

[VCM3]

That's a beauty Charles. Nice one Craig :thumbup:

 

[Peregrin]

That little Damascus number finally pushed me over the edge! Excellent!

 

[Craigb]

Cattle knife 3 3/4 closed CPM-154 with integral 416 bolsters and liners. Mill relieved at the pivots. Jigged bone, half stops and file work on the liners.

Thanks Craig

 

[DOWELLKNIVES]

Looks real nice.

 

[jeffsaul]

Craig,

Continued excellent workmanship, super clean!

Jeff

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Great looking I love the way the blade sits. Impressive knife.
Mike

 

[wagglebee]

That is a beautiful cattle knife Craig.

 

[Chief]

Craig makes superb knives.

 

[Craigb]

Here is a new one for the ABS show in San Antonio next weekend. Some damascus I made from 1075 and 15N20, mammoth ivory and integral 416 liners and bolsters. Hollow ground, half stops mill relieved at the pivots.

 

[chuko]

I had coffee with John today and he told me about your new efforts in damascus. Nice knife!!
Charles

 

[wagglebee]

That is beautiful Craig!

 

[Knifelover2014]

Craig were you at the gun and knife show in Dallas last month?

 

[Craigb]

Yes about 3 weeks ago. I replied to both e-mails you sent.

Thanks

 

[Craigb]

Getting ready for my first Blade Show. 3 5/8, Rados damascus and mammoth ivory.

 

[quattromori]

Craig,
this mammoth ivory is one of the best looking handle materials I have ever seen. Wish I could pass by your booth at Blade to see and handle it personally

Fausto