Puggy in Dasmascus and Rosewood

[Matthew Gregory]

Just finished this one up. My friend and fellow knifemaker Jeff Marsh offered me a .200" thick bar of his ladder damascus in 1080 and 15N20, and this seemed like the right project to use it on. Puggy has a 2-7/8" long blade, with a hand polished fuller, beveled spine and squidgy bit under the ricasso. The copper guard has a bit of fluting, and a hammered face, with a high polish, and a single domed copper pin to match. The handle is some wonderful rosewood that I've been saving for ages, and it was just the right wood for this, I think. A simple pouch style leather sheath with some red stitching completes the package.

Thanks for looking!

 

[Mark Behnke]

Excelent in every way!

 

[Dawkind]

That's really nice!!!! Love the materials and fluting on the blade.....super job on that!

 

[Bob Leedy]

Very nice knife and sheath displayed in a killer pic. Good work all around!

 

[john april]

charmimg & nifty

 

[Horsewright]

Very nice Matthew. Liking the sheath too.

 

[RogerP]

Sweet little knife.

 

[DEllis]

Super cute

The red stitching in the sheath is an interesting deviation from normal, subtle but nice.

Darcy

 

[parfums95]

magnific MaTthew .

 

[BenR.T.]

Really cool man. Would make a killer edc/utility.

 

[Mecha]

Super cool, I dig the copper collar.

 

[Juha Perttula]

The color of rosewood and copper match extremely well. Great knife.

 

[white tiger]

Puggy he may be, but with plenty of bite, that's a nice EDC right there. Buddy you are plenty busy and that's great to see.

Steve