Grimdog Blades Australia

Double Dagger Ride and Rock 2025. A fantastic day out yesterday, great venue, great weather and a great group of people to spend the day with. The Draugr MKIII I donated to Double Dagger Projects raised $2000 and even came with a signed copy of the Blade Magazine that it was featured in.( I'm still trying to get hold of a copy!!) The surprise was a 2nd Draugr ( A special one off sheepsfoot blade.) that I had made for Hammer being offered for auction and raising $1000. ( He's a very generous man.) I took 11 blades to show, and sold 7!! I am truly humbled and grateful for the support and kind words I received from everyone regarding my work. Looking forward to 2026 Ride and Rock.

Hi all, With 3 days to go! Here's some of my handmade blades that I'll be bringing to the Double Dagger Projects Ride and Rock on Saturday. 10% of any sales will be donated to Double Dagger Projects. Hope to see you there.

DRAUGR MKIII. Hi all. I have donated this handmade Draugr MKIII blade that was featured in November 2024 Blade magazine to Double Dagger Projects to go up for Auction at their annual Ride and Rock next weekend 1st March. ( see their page for details) All proceeds from the sale of this special blade will be donated to the Commando Welfare Trust (Official Page).
I will also be bringing some select knives to the event that will be for sale with 10% of all sales being donated to Double Dagger Projects. Look forward to seeing everyone there.

NK COMMANDO No.01. I recently made this NK for a customer as a Christmas surprise for her partner. This is the second one I've made in the 0 series that specifically uses Centurion Main Battle Tank Armour for the bolsters. This blade is made from 6mm thick Sup-9 spring steel and is 348mm OAL, 196mm blade length and its hardness is 57.83 HRC. The handle is Olive green G10 with 1/4" stainless steel pins and 1/8" highly tensile Manganese Bronze pins for the bolsters. The sheath is made from 4.5mm thick leather dyed black and double stitched by hand. I dedicated this blade to...
Corporal Alexander Anderson
VX57188,
2/2 Pioneer Battalion
Japanese POW WW2
Held Moulmein Myanmar RTA
Lest We Forget.

CAD FIGHTER No.1. I made this custom fighting knife for an ADF operator. Designed for CQB and utility work. Made from 6.8mm thick Thysenkrupp 80crv2 steel 254mm oal, 120mm blade length and 105mm cutting edge. Cerakoted H199 Desert Sand, Desert tan G10 handles and 1/4" Carbon fibre pins.

NK COMMANDO No.00. Made from 5mm thick Thysenkrupp 80crv2 steel, 345mm oal, 198mm blade length and equipped with Centurion Main Battle Tank Armour bolster's that I machined. This knife was made for a good mate and is named after him. It's one of the most fearsome knives I've made.

THIS WEEKEND! 8-9JUNE.
TICKETS $10 at the door!
Where: Kensignton Town Hall, Bellair street, Kensignton.

Christian Holm - Australia.
Fitter & Machinist for 30+ years, producing working knives for ADF operators and Veterans, historical reproductions and knife restorations.

Double Dagger Ride and Rock 2024... The Greyhound raised $1100 for the Commando welfare trust. Numbers were down, but it was a great result considering the economic hardships that everyone has been facing. It was a great to catch up with my mates. Safe travels home everyone.

GREYHOUND. All finished and ready for tomorrow's Double Dagger Ride and Rock. I'm donating this knife and sheath to their charity auction to raise money for the Commando welfare trust.

SIRIUS CQB. NO.1 This little Close Quarter Battle blade that I made is going to be Auctioned at the Sydney Double Dagger Ride tomorrow. Check out for information on the event. All proceeds from this event will be donated to the to help Commando Veterans and their families. 🙏

WULF...... Type III/II Anglo-Saxon Seax. This 9th Century reproduction is close to finished, just needs a plaque made. I created it to resemble the historical Seax's on display in the British Museum. It took 276 hours to get the seax to the desired state of corrosion to emulate 1100 years of age. The Jarrah display base is recycled from the Princes Pier in Melbourne made between 1912 and 1915. The timber would easily be over 200 years old. To think that the Anzacs walked on this timber before departure to the Dardanelles in October 1914 is remarkable.

A fantastic day out at the Double Dagger Ride and Rock. CENTURION raised $6k for Cam's Cause. Many thank's to Ashley for his winning bid. Thank's to all who turned up and for all your kind words about my workmanship, it was quite humbling. The biggest reward for me is knowing that the proceeds from this Auction are helping Veterans in need, and letting them know that they're not alone.