DK Custom Knives

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Custom Knives and Sheaths

Other leather, wood and random crafts.

More arrowheads!

A special bench for two special For these two lovebirds!

Other leather, wood and random crafts.

A Konold brother combo for my Grandma! My brother Eddie made the cutting board and I the cheese knife.

A DK original design (the #001). 52100 ball bearing hc steel with an African Blackwood handle and a red liner.

440c ss skinner with Diamond wood handle.

IWB for Sig P238

Chef knife, 440c stainless steel with cocobolo handle.

A DK original design the "DK skinner" 52100 high carbon ball bearing steel. First time making my own brass bolster.

Glock 23, under wheelchair holster for a wounded warrior. Thank you Travis for your service!

Buckeye burl with turquoise inlay

Other leather, wood and random crafts.

Custom Knives and Sheaths

Lovin the new style!
Gabon Ebony handle, one of the hardest woods in the world.

This one speaks for itself!!
(Stainless steel Damascus with a VG-10 core) ridiculously sharp!

Made from scratch. Built to last a lifetime. Thanks Hannah!

Another happy customer!

Playing with some damascus. B is for Brandi; "ba ba"........haha

This is a mid size kitchen knife I made for my Mom for Mother's Day. San-Mi blade (440c ss outer, vanadium hc core); this one was scary sharp! African Blackwood handle.

This is another blade I drew the design, dimensions, damascus pattern and steel properties to be hand forged by the best in the biz to meet the exact needs of the customer. (Two 1095 hc damascus billets forged on either side of a 52100 ball bearing steel core). Stabilized buckeye burl handle and a signature DK sheath to top it off.

This man ordered one of my knives, but passed away before it was finished. His brothers took over the order and had me finish it in his honor.
This one is for you Agustin!!

Another San-Mi beauty with a Mun Ebony handle.

Another San-Mi Damascus. Maybe it's just me, but this style of knife plus the materials carries the feel of no other knife I've held. They simply feel better than the best. Their new owners feel the same way.

Mun Ebony handle

Good old-fashion (word of mouth) marketing is paying off!!

Here's a handle you don't see every day!!
Fish filet with high carbon steel blade.

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Here is nice medium sized all purpose Damascus steel knife with a Big Leaf Maple Burl handle.
Thank you Richard Jenkins!!
I'm sure your brother will love it!

Another combat knife:
440C with African Blackwood.
Thanks Tessy!!

First big overhaul: before and after!!
Milled out a new G10 handle, put a carbon fiber pocket clip, replaced all the old screws and washers with stainless steel star heads and reinforced the blade stop assembly.

A little gloss!!

Another Pimentel knife down in the books!

The sheath wasn't completely finished; had a plane to catch.

Honestly, I didn't even want to sell this one; it fit me like a glove!!

Here is an knife I made for my brother a while back that somehow never made it onto my page (equipped with a DK original pin lock design) with Cocobolo wood handle.

[03/24/14]   I love playing with all the different colors in diamond wood!! Sheath is unfinished.

Here is a combat knife I made for my friend Martin Sierra. The blade alone is 1/4 in. 440c stainless and a little over 13 in. Long. The handle is African Blackwood with silver leaf inlay for the initials. I topped it off with a little acid etching for my logo as well as his own signature line. Sheath coming soon!

[03/06/14]   1 of 5, in the books!
Blade: San-Mi Damascus, with snake eye outer and 52100 ball bearing core.
Handle: Birdseye maple burl outer with a liner layer of ebony.
$330 (SOLD)

Another folder, this time with a black and blue G-10 handle.

I finally made a sheath for this little antler skinning knife (440c ss) . The knife is held in with the pin lock. The picture doesn't show but the top of the sheath is looped so you can slide a belt through it.
$135

About to kick it up a notch!!

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I have recently become inspired by arrowheads, so I decided to make a couple out of some wood I had lying around.