Knife Models by David Mary and Collabs

[David Mary]

There is something really impressive about how many models you offer and your general work load.

A lot of makers get heady about juggling such details and avoid working from lists (for good reason) but you grind through it... seemingly without issue.

Your kydex is among the best I've seen as well.

Thank you very much for the kind words.

Now if I could only convince you to do more plain handles

There is a secret to getting me to make what you want. I'll give you a hint:

giant puukko / mini ninja sword model

Thanks for reminding me! I'll get it on here.

 

[David Mary]

Wakizashi

Yep, that's the whole name, friends. Not super creative, and also not the first crack I have ever taken at a them, but it's my most recent iteration of the design at the time of this post, which was prompted by our beloved mutual friend SwissHeritageCo .

The last batch (2025/26) of these was .25" AEB-L at 61 HRC, 19 3/4" long with 13 1/4" blades and Boltaron taco sheaths.

This one was made for a mutual friend with the initials "M" and "W"






And these two were made for a pair of buddies who wanted "brother blades":

 

[David Mary]

how many models you offer

I ran into the "post cannot be longer than 10,000 characters" message when I tried to add the Samuai Pierre! That's why I deleted all the preamble and left only the model names and links (the links are character heavy, so I probably only have a few more before that post is maxed, at which point I will probably have to cannibalize other posts )

 

[SwissHeritageCo]

Wakizashi

Yep, that's the whole name, friends. Not super creative, and also not the first crack I have ever taken at a them, but it's my most recent iteration of the design at the time of this post, which was prompted by our beloved mutual friend SwissHeritageCo .

The last batch (2025/26) of these was .25" AEB-L at 61 HRC, 19 3/4" long with 13 1/4" blades and Boltaron taco sheaths.

This one was made for a mutual friend with the initials "M" and "W"

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And these two were made for a pair of buddies who wanted "brother blades":

I could see this in an 8" blade and a 4.5" handle and a simple straight spine.

Nice touch with the kydex retention divot.