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As a knife maker, I
have the same passions that you do. I am captivated by the design of the
custom knife and awed at the work and the time that is put into the creation
and fit of the flawless knife. To me, that passion has always motivated me
to keep making the custom knives and sheaths that we have all grown to love
and find personally exciting. . . The knives that my clients know will be a
joy to own and collect. It is my goal to bring to you a constant selection
of fine custom knives.
My quest for the perfect knife began in 1991 while residing in
San Antonio, TX. Harold Woods of Woody’s Custom Knives poured his years of
knowledge and expertise into me and was my mentor in the fine art of knife
making. It was in the early years when I learned the importance of putting
in all of the hard work by hand without kits in order to obtain the high
quality knives that everyone deserves to own. Every knife and every sheath
that I create is custom made by me. I work alone so that I know the quality
of the product from start to finish.
After I moved to NC, I began exploring new ways to enhance the
beauty of the knife, and that lead me to flame coloring Damascus steel. This
gave me a new dimension when creating custom knives for collectors. I wanted
to enhance the beauty of the handles since the blades now had color so I
began working with mammoth tooth ivory. All of my knives are normalized to
get the maximum toughness and double drawled to a 58 - 59 Rc. In addition to
creating my works of art, I am also a member and webmaster for the NC
Knifemakers Guild.
During the Shenandoah Valley Knife Collectors show, my passion for
art and high quality knives was recognized when I won the 2006 Best Hi-Art
Knife. This was a very prestigious honor for me since Edmund Davidson was
one of the judges. I assembled my new talent for flame coloring Damascus
blades with the natural beauty of mammoth tooth ivory to create a piece of
art for others to enjoy.
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