Hey, I actually made a knife!!!

[deker]

I never got into selling damascus... but our very own Deker (poster #18 in this thread) is always busily forging away on billets. I would imagine he'll have a billet with something similar to this one, and his prices are very reasonable for the amount of work that goes into the steel!

Nick speaks the truth...when I'm not trying to get hot coffee to shoot out of Nick's nose (I ALMOST got him this time.... ) I do forge some steel. I'm working on re-stocking right now so I'll have some steel for the show at Ashokan in September and I will be doing to randomish stuff soon. Drop me a line and we can chat about what you need.

-d

 

[adammichael]

Nick

Great looking knife.
Could you please give me a call about the converter?
Its sitting here crated up, ready to ship.

Thanks
Michael

 

[adammichael]

Looks great Nick, I wish I had half your skill, even if we do have about the same about of time to spend in the shop

-d

I DO have half the skill of Nick Wheeler and I couldn't be prouder!

Michael
www.adammichaelknives.com

 

[Phil705]

The knife is great, but the woman in the picture of the Oregon coast is a knockout! Is it the Oregon coast?

 

[Tai Goo]

That’s a beauty Nick! Nice work!

 

[NickWheeler]

Thought I'd follow up with a VERY NICE professional photo of said knife by Mr. Chuck Ward. My friend and collector Kevin Jones sent the knife to Chuck for a photo and I think it turned out ACES.

You can also get a really good look at the AMAZING leather work of master leather worker Paul Long. This one has beaver butt inlay. :thumbup:

Thanks for looking (again!!! )

 

[molly's survival]

holy smokes that things like beauty and the beast all wrapped in one. nice work