Esnyx Custom Knives

[esnyx]

Hey folks! It has been waaay too long since I have updated this thread, so I just wanted to drop in and catch you guys up on my progress.

I am going to try to keep the pictures in chronological order, and separate out some of the newer knives that I have better and more detailed pictures of.

Without further ado, let's get to business.

This one is #29, a back pocket in desert ironwood and O1 tool steel:

Knives 30, 31, & 32 sold at Bladeshow last summer, and, unfortunately, I did not get good pictures of them. If I dig some up later, I'll post them in this thread.

#33 back pocket, this time with vintage canvas micarta:

#34 Large coke bottle hunter in exotic Hawaiian mango and CPM 154:

More to come shortly.

 

[esnyx]

#35 Split spring whittler in mammoth ivory and CPM S35VN:

#36 Beer Buster in OD green canvas micarta and O1 tool steel:

#37 Beer Buster in vintage brown micarta and O1:

Stay tuned for more!

 

[BigBiscuit]

Constantly raising the bar Evan. Beautiful work. :thumbup:

 

[r redden]

Beautiful knives Evan you are a very talented man. Also that checker board mod Paul, Ron and Duncan had you do for Bob awhile back was absolutely beautiful.

 

[mike Berkovitch]

Impressive Evan, the whittler is outstanding, the beerbuster is great idea and looks like fun knife.

Mike

 

[Campbellclanman]

Evan I am in total full agreement with my friends comments above.
Absolutely stunning work.
Like Bob said constantly raising the bar - and as Mike said that Whittler is outstanding work.

Well done- in fact I carry your Checkered TC with me today 👍

 

[esnyx]

Thanks for the compliments, gents!

Speaking of gents, here is

#39 Gent's trapper in checkered ebony and CPM S35VN. I called it the gent's trapper because of its size, 3" closed:

#39 Black & Tan Beer Buster, natural canvas micarta and acid etched O1 tool steel:

#40 Gent's trapper in mammoth ivory with bronze bolsters and CPM S35VN

#41 Texan Barlow CPM S35VN:

And finally, my latest work

#42 Lanny's gent (3" Lanny's Clip) in vintage micarta and CPM S35VN

Hopefully, I'll be updating this thread regularly with my latest work. Thanks for looking!

 

[Peregrin]

You're doing some beautiful work, Evan! They're all wonderful but that split back whittler just looks incredible.

 

[Half/Stop]

These are all beautiful Evan. They show your evolution into a world class maker. I remember looking at and admiring some of your early work at the 2015 Rendezvous. You are only getting better! The split back Whittler is very skillfully executed. Since I am a patina lover the acid etched looks extremely appealing to me. I believe that would make a knife such as the 71 Bull Nose or the 47 Hayn' Helper into the ultimate hard use work knife!

 

[philllll]

#2 versus #42...

 

[meako]

Superb Evan .:thumbup:

 

[kysteve]

Works of art.

 

[glennbad]

#35 makes me feel all warm inside. All of them are amazing, though!

 

[liamstrain]

Some wonderful work Evan. I'm proud of the ones of yours I own, and hope to get another few before you move into the stratosphere of makers I cannot afford anymore.

That checkered Ebony trapper is just lovely.

 

[Halfneck]

Incredible work, but that Splitback Whittler is superb. That said, I love the Beer Buster - especially the shield.

 

[mike Berkovitch]

More great knives Evan. The trappers are gorgeous, fantastic handles on both.

Mike

 

[VCM3]

Really nice knives Evan,outstanding work. I love that checkered ebony amongst all of these :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[xceptnl]

#2 versus #42...

Couldn't have said it better myself.

 

[gunstockjack]

That is some very fine work Evan! Gorgeous!!!

I like them all but the whittler is my fav of this batch; it is fantastic. :thumbup::thumbup:

 

[66sprint6]

All of your Micarta work makes me drool but that checkering on #39 is incredible!!! I cant stop staring at #42 or either of the Beer Busters tho, something about that natural Micarta that gets me.

Matt