Schaller Handmade Knives

Finally got the lockback finished up! This one's put together in the traditional manner, with peened pins - no screws. Nickel silver bolsters and liners, and a decidedly non-traditional thumbstud instead of a nail nick.

Something different - my first attempt at a lockback. Hope to finish this and two new slipjoint models in time for Christmas!

Loveless-style subhilts finished up! Box Elder burl on the left, Amboyna burl on the right. 416 stainless hardware and mirror polished blades.

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Thanks for looking!

A batch ready for heat treat - three Loveless style subhilts and three of my Shadow models.

Let's see if I can get the full picture in . . .. .

Here's a subhilt blade with the bevels ground out on a 3" wheel. Next, the guard and subhilt will be fitted, then the tang will be tapered. Then it's on to heat treat|!

I've been wanting to do this for a while . . . I made a reproduction of an old-style Randall model 5 Camp and Trail knife, Bradford Angier version, with a black Micarta handle, nickel silver hilt, and compass in the butt.
The newer ones have a rounded top at the guard - this is the old style squared top. I just like the aesthetics.

Hi folks,

You've probably noticed it's been very quiet here lately.

I lost my wife in January. She fought pancreatic cancer for over a year and a half, and finally lost her fight. For the last couple of months, I was with her pretty much constantly, trying to keep her comfortable and out of pain. There was no time for work in the knife shop.

I'm just starting to get back to work. I hope to have some new stuff to show you soon.
I think I have my Facebook messaging problem solved, and I should be able to receive and respond to messages now. Still, it's a better bet to email me at [email protected].

Here's an Orca flipper I just finished up. It's been in pieces on my workbench for the last couple of months. It's made as a framelock and has Timascus overlays. The frame, pivot screws, and clip are anodized a powder blue to contrast with the heat-colored Timascus.

Thanks for your understanding,

Brett

New model! The "Delphi" flipper folder. Shown here with blue G-10 scales and black G-10 bolsters. 3 38" blade, 7 3/4" long overall. Blade pivots on ball bearings for extra smooth opening.