Copper Creek Knives

I have a few leftovers from the Badger show including some collaborations with Eastern Roadside Creations. Prices in the comments, might take me a bit as we're on the road.

Day two of the show. Wow what an event so far! We pulled some more stock on the table overnight so come and see the new lineup!

We're all set up, table F-8 at the Badger show.

Copper Creek Knives will be at the badger show this weekend at the Eastern Roadside Creations table with my buddy Carlin Al-Andas. We will have some really cool collaboration blades on his table and he's been gracious enough to let me put a couple of mine on the table as well. Come stop by if you're coming to the show!

In light of recent things coming up from a certain brand of knives using imported blade blanks for their knives and lying to their distributors and customers... I want to make a specific guarantee that Copper Creek does not ever use blade blanks made any other way than my two hands. I would NEVER put my mark on anything I didn't make with my own two hands, period. The fact that a company this big in the knife industry did this, I'm sure has shaken some people's trust. I offer 100% transparency and a personal guarantee that I have never and will never be deceptive.

I honestly can't believe I felt compelled to make a post like this but I was listed as an approved maker in their group and want to distance myself from this situation. I want nothing to do with anyone/any company that would make the decision to do something like this instead of just being honest.

I feel bad for the employees who lost their jobs so suddenly. I feel bad for the distributors left holding stuff they'll have to heavily discount to get any of their money back on, especially since they're top notch and offering refunds on the affected runs. I feel bad for the customers who were lied to. I feel bad for the collectors who have a lot of knives worth much less than they were last week. There is one man I don't feel bad for. One man who made these decisions to deceive so many.

I have a few available blades. Details in the first comment.

A few soon to be available. All still need logo, sheath, and sharpening.

Drop point in 190 layer 1095/15n20 damascus. 40,000 year old mammoth bone scales with blue/black g10 liners and brass hardware.

Trailing point in ProCut steel . Spalted big leaf maple scales with blue/black g10 liners and brass hardware.

Bird and trout in ProCut steel . Figured walnut scales with red/black g10 liners and black pins.

AVAILABLE
Last one for the year. Puukko in Procut steel , dyed and spalted curly maple with black g10 liners and brass hardware. Green lizard inlayed sheath and matching bead included. Still needs logo and final sharpening.

AVAILABLE
Carving set
Knife - 8.25" edge 14" overall
Fork - 12.875" overall

New model I'm thinking I'll call the gambler. 3.25" cutting edge, 7.5" overall. This one has denim micarta scales with blue and black g10 liners and brass hardware. The steel is ProCut @63/64hrc with an etched and stonewashed finish. Sheath is inlayed with ostrich leg.

Anyone need a carving knife for the holidays?

- ProCut @63/64hrc
- Oatmeal Burlap Micarta
- Black pins and liners
- 8" cutting edge
- 14" overall length