Hey all – another 2 knives for sale today. The larger blade is a pattern I designed and call (Finch) after the bird. The smaller pocket/neck sized blade is a pattern I designed and call (knucklehead). Both knives are very comfortable in hand and should make anyone a good functional knife that would fill a variety of roles. I really love both these patterns - hope you like them too.
I have provided photos and a short video of both knives. First (I will take it followed by and private message and payment gets it).
Finch – Price drop to $re-posted (paypal) shipped priority in lower 48. This blade has brass liners, mosaic pins and cocobolo scales (Short Video)
Knucklehead - Asking $Sold (Paypal) shipped priority in lower 48. This blade has mosaic pins and cocobolo scales (Short Video)
Please read - A bit about me / disclaimer. I am a hobby maker and go by (K.B. Knifeworks) on bladefourms. I have been a member since 2009 but only recently in the last few years started to craft my own knives. I do my best to create a quality knife and hope others will find it useful. I, of course, use my own knives as a hunter and outdoorsman and find them quality and useful and hope others will also. I make knives in my free time as a hobby maker and do everything in-house from scratch to include design, grinding to HT. I freehand grind everything and do my best but please understand bevels/lines will not be perfect. I have a quality Heat-treat oven and use the specs outlined on Knifesteelnerds for steel specifics. I buy all my steel from pops, NJSB or knifemakerusa and most of my other materials as well (outside of wood). I use G-flex for handle expoxy so the bond is strong.
At this point in my knife making journey, I think it’s very important to be transparent and clear that I am still learning/developing skills and want any potential buyer to understand that my knives are in no way perfect. I do my best to be transparent and factor that into my asking price. I also try to be as transparent as possible, including lots of photos and videos. If you ever buy a knife from me and have an issue, please just send me a PM and I will make it right. Thank you for looking!
I have provided photos and a short video of both knives. First (I will take it followed by and private message and payment gets it).
Finch – Price drop to $re-posted (paypal) shipped priority in lower 48. This blade has brass liners, mosaic pins and cocobolo scales (Short Video)
Knucklehead - Asking $Sold (Paypal) shipped priority in lower 48. This blade has mosaic pins and cocobolo scales (Short Video)
- Knife/Pattern: Finch and Knucklehead
- Steel: 8670 with texture finish on flats
- Thickness: 1/8th
- Handle: Cocobolo
- Finish blade: Texture finish on flats
Please read - A bit about me / disclaimer. I am a hobby maker and go by (K.B. Knifeworks) on bladefourms. I have been a member since 2009 but only recently in the last few years started to craft my own knives. I do my best to create a quality knife and hope others will find it useful. I, of course, use my own knives as a hunter and outdoorsman and find them quality and useful and hope others will also. I make knives in my free time as a hobby maker and do everything in-house from scratch to include design, grinding to HT. I freehand grind everything and do my best but please understand bevels/lines will not be perfect. I have a quality Heat-treat oven and use the specs outlined on Knifesteelnerds for steel specifics. I buy all my steel from pops, NJSB or knifemakerusa and most of my other materials as well (outside of wood). I use G-flex for handle expoxy so the bond is strong.
At this point in my knife making journey, I think it’s very important to be transparent and clear that I am still learning/developing skills and want any potential buyer to understand that my knives are in no way perfect. I do my best to be transparent and factor that into my asking price. I also try to be as transparent as possible, including lots of photos and videos. If you ever buy a knife from me and have an issue, please just send me a PM and I will make it right. Thank you for looking!
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