Titanium knives marked and quenched

[Mecha]

Here is the feral blade that attacked the steel table, civilized but not without wild intent. It's name is the Undergrowth Organizer!
The leather work was done by Øye. We thought the gray was deer but I guess it's elk.

Thanks for looking!

 

[Lycosa]

A warrior-like, utilitarian piece.
Very nice.

 

[Camber]

I dig the aesthetic. As said above, looks like it wants to be used. How is the leather handle wrap attached?

 

[Mecha]

The leather wrap is stretchy and fits tight with friction. It's over waxed cord that is kind of monolithic and sticky (which is over more leather).

 

[Camber]

Very cool. I think it looks great.

 

[Lycosa]

I bet it feels great, also.^
Do you offer other handle styles?
mecha- Are you getting more orders?

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Way cool... I especially like the makers mark and handle style. Titanium always rocks!

 

[Mecha]

Thanks for the comments, everyone!
The leather is nice to the touch, as is the titanium. It's way more tactile than tactical!

 

[Lycosa]

We need to get you on The Tonight Show.
Howz my Ti bootie coming?

 

[Alpha Knife Supply]

What type of hardness tester are you using?

Chuck

 

[Mecha]

Probably not as accurate as a bench tester, but if it's good enough for the U.S. Navy, it's good enough for me. The hard part is trying to find a flat spot on blades that are distally-tapered.