SGT Blades

Our apologies for lack of content.
Between the local economy, tariffs, and other factors i have had to get a dayjob to pay bills etc. At 4 10s i had 3 days off, allowing me some time in the shop. But now im doing 5 days a week at the dayjob. Im doing what i can in the shop.
Tyrel is still plugging away in the shop, working on the few orders coming in. After all the years working together he is more than capable of taking care of things.
If you need anything let us know.
Most sharps Trainers are made to order so there is a wait time.

Another buffalo knife done and out the door.
A twin to the one we finished in december.
5160 blade, with bog oak handle , copper bolster, and old school copper rivets on the handle.

40 yrs! Thats roughly how long i have been on this knifemaking journey!
To celebrate i am offering my personal sword the cobra up for grabs. At 40% off! Reg is $2500
Now only 1500 (canadian)

first had this idea 20 years ago when i first saw a cobra skin with the head on.
A combination of 2-3 different styles of sword.
5160 blade 35.5" long, distal taper from 1/4" down to 1/8" at the tip. 304 stainless guard, cobra skin for handle and scabbard.
Weight 2lbs even
Pob is 6-7 " from guard
cuts like a dream!
Comes with baldric suspension, snake buckle and d rings.

Tanto made out of o1 steel and mystery wood, veg tan leather sheath and a belt clip. Currently available for 2 bones

Cigar handle knife!
Side project (5 min here and there) to take a break from other stuff.

This is currently have on hand.

Kriegs messer trainer done!
Blade 37.5" 5160
Overall 49.5"
Weight 3 lb 4.5 oz
Pob 3.75" from guard
Flex 8.5 kg @ 20% deflection
Walnut handle
Inspired by an original

Damascus prep 19 layers of 1084 and 15n20
For a sword blade.
2 x 36" of cable for a cable san mai sword blade.

Received this from a customer!!
Hi Garth,
I just wanted to share my impressions of the beautiful Swordwind you made for me.
I am entering my 3rd year of German longsword, practicing 5 hrs a week between 2 different clubs here in the Okanagan. I believe my skills are progressing nicely and feel ready to wield a more advanced sword.
The upswept cross guard is exactly what wanted, and the waisted handle fits perfectly in my grip. The slim, schiltless design truly looks like an actual sharp longsword! I really appreciate the overall handmade organic esthetic, it doesn't feel manufactured, I can see and feel the human element in it; it's not just a piece of steel. Your price point offers excellent value, being equivalent to much more expensive European brands.
I finally sparred with it this week, and I love how it feels. It carries its weight in the handle and is very easy to flick and transition from guard to cut to bind. Despite being very flexible, it is not whippy and has excellent presence in the bind, it holds strong but is quick to disengage or push through as desired. An excellent tool for developing more advanced techniques.
The flex appears evenly distributed through the whole length of the blade. The entire blade will flex instead of the last ½ or ⅓ as is common among many other swords. This flex feels safer when landing a solid thrust, maintaining linear pressure instead of progressively increasing: a unique feeling.
It was a hit with everyone at both my clubs! My instructors were impressed with its feel and handling.
I am honored to have supported a Canadian blacksmith and craftsman. Everyone I train and spar with will know the name SGT!
Sincerely,
Mathieu Dorion