Knife Models by David Mary and Collabs

[David Mary]

They can.

 

[DocJD]

Not a fancy name

Well no...but finally one of yours , that I'll be able to remember, which one it is !

Looks great and fully functional . Sometimes simple and straightforward is fine .

 

[David Mary]

Big Donny and Little Donny

4.5” and 3.5” blades. These two are .140” genuine USA melt CPM MagnaCut at 62 HRC

 

[David Mary]

Halitosis

A collaborative effort between our very own SharpBits and me. He wanted a clearing knife. This is a clearing knife with design elements and specification mutually agreed upon from the depths of our twisted minds. 8” overall with a 3.5” cutting edge. This prototype has GripX handle material and AEB-L blade steel.

 

[David Mary]

K-Slick Micro

A neck knife or pocket fixed blade sized version of the K-Slick. First run is .094" AEB-L, at 63 HRC.

 

[David Mary]

K-Slick Mini

Overall length 7.8", 3.5" blade.

 

[David Mary]

K-Slick

This is the original size. It's been a while since I actually made one, and there are none planned at this time. Overall length 8.8", 4.3" blade.

 

[David Mary]

K-Slick XL

Length, 10.6" overall, 6" blade. The guys love these as kitchen slicers.

 

[David Mary]

Arcolinea

It's a chef knife. "Arco" means round. "Linea" means straight. It's a chef knife with a blade that is both round and straight. Behold my knife naming genius at work.

 

[David Mary]

Sirupetite


So named for its inspiration from the much larger Nepalese Sirupati that bears a similar shape. This little guy was followed with the development of the DropT, and American Gentlemen, which share similar design language. It's been humorously referred to as the "tactical butter knife". The spec pic below represents an update to the design since the two iterations below, being ever so slightly taller in profile for a tiny bit of added strength. This knife, however, is not a Superman, but a Flash.

 

[David Mary]

Grafting Knife

Commissioned in 2023 as a gift for a dedicated tree nursery worker, this knife was handcrafted to make precise, effortless grafts, uniting different tree species into thriving hybrids.

 

[David Mary]

Hudson Bay tribute

This was a one time project after a friend suggest I make a Hudson Bay knife.





And this one was made last, for my friend Anthony, suggested the project in the first place. He also sent me a special pin to use in his, and absolutely fantastic custom leather sheath by our very own Sharp & Fiery (with whom I conspired to get a piece of the pin in the sheath too, unbeknownst to Anthony at the time!):

 

[David Mary]

Wharnanimous

A slightly larger version of Wharnificent, this example of it also received some excellent S&F leather.