What's come off the mountain lately...

[J. Neilson]

Here are some the most recent pieces I've finished up, I hope you like 'em....

A small Saw-blade "German Chef's" style w/ Cocobola....

A Saw-blade "Santoku-style" w/ Red Padauk...

A "Rough Neck" belt knife in Buckeye w/ Elk teeth inset in the scales...

The same as above but, without the teeth...

A "Pocket Drop-point" in Ironwood Burl and Giraffe with my "antiqued" finish...

This is an off-shoot of my "Little Coffin" necker set up for neck or belt carry...

My "Dark Lightning" Bowie in accorian-cut "W"s with presentation grade I.W.B....

A Scandi-Bushcraft in Curly Maple with "Celtic Knot" silver wire inlay...

Scandi-bushcraft blades in my "bare blade" offerings...

 

[Darrin Sanders]

I'm diggin' that pocket drop point.

 

[Jim Rehrer]

they all look great J! really like that top Chef knife!

 

[PocketEdge]

They're all great but the kitchen knives rock!:thumbup:

 

[Darren Linck]

I love that Scandi Bushcraft with the inlay work, beautiful job!

 

[J. Neilson]

Thanks guys. I love doing different pieces. Doing the same thing over and over can make life in the shop pretty dull. Doing a bit of this and a bit of that seems to keep me sharp and always improving. I know, if it's me, doing too much repetative work makes me bored and them slack.......slacking is not good "making".

 

[adrock1978]

Hut kitchen knives look phenomenal. Do they ever go up for sale?

 

[J. Neilson]

Hut kitchen knives look phenomenal. Do they ever go up for sale?

Yes but, when their not orders, they rarely make it past my e-mailing list.

 

[Charles Helm]

The blades on the kitchen knives are cool, but that wire inlay is tops.

 

[Bruce Culberson]

That's a refreshing variety of knife there Mr Neilson!
The pocket drop point is sweet:thumbup:.
Bruce

 

[Bad Boy Productions]

Very talented. Awesome work w/ the inlays.

 

[DavidZ]

As always, your work is inspiring! :thumbup::thumbup: