Mammoth Bark Gentleman's

[Alan Davis Knives]

overall - 7 1/8"
blade – 3 1/8”
steel- Chad Nichols carbon damascus
scales – mammoth bark
bolsters – copper/nickel mokume
liners - file worked & textured titanium anodized
back spacer – hand carved roman knot double anodized
thumb stud - hand turned inset with mammoth
Bearing pivot for a fast and smooth operation. Strong detent, strong secure lock up and zero blade play in any direction.


(SPF) $1065 shipped in the US. Paypal, money order and most other forms of payment.

Thanks for looking,
Alan

 

[Jim McGuinn]

Beautiful job Alan, scratching my head try to figure out how you did the Roman Knot file work.

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

Beautiful job Alan, scratching my head try to figure out how you did the Roman Knot file work.

This is not file work as usual, I carved it with an ultra high speed (450000 rpm) rotary tool.

 

[N.E.Tim]

Alan,
VERY BEAUTIFUL and EXTREMELY INTERESTING KNIFE.
GREAT COMBINATION of colors, patterns and textures.

 

[Frank Niro]

Looks great, Alan!
FRank

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

Than you Frank & Tim!

 

[mycough]

Another knockout Alan. Just a real treat to click on your sales ads...

Russ

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

Another knockout Alan. Just a real treat to click on your sales ads...

Russ

Thanks Russ!

 

[Keith Willis]

Beautiful work Alan.

God bless
Keith

 

[Bigdaddyrooster]

Beautiful Knife, Well Done

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

Beautiful work Alan.

God bless
Keith

Thanks Keith

Beautiful Knife, Well Done

Thank you!

 

[Jim McGuinn]

I would love to see this one, will you have it with you at the Little Rock show this weekend?

 

[Sonnydaze]

This is not file work as usual, I carved it with an ultra high speed (450000 rpm) rotary tool.

Alan, I love your work; I have one of your earlier fixed blades. But, I'll bet you a buck that you have one more zero than necessary on that rotary tool spec.

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

Alan, I love your work; I have one of your earlier fixed blades. But, I'll bet you a buck that you have one more zero than necessary on that rotary tool spec.

Nope, that is the correct rotary tool spec https://sculptingstudio.com/vortex-f5-high-speed-carver.html

It is actually up to 500000 rpm.

 

[Bmgillum]

Per our emails, I'll take this...

Cheers/bg