Build a knife that's made for you 

Every custom knife begins with a conversation. Whether you're looking for a dependable hunting knife, an everyday carry companion or a one-of-a-kind heirloom, I'll work with you to create a knife that fits your needs.

 

 

What to include in your request:

 

Your name 

 

Email address 

 

Intended use:

 

• hunting 

• skinning 

• camp knife 

• everyday carry (EDC)

• other

 

Preferred blade style

 

 • drop point 

 • clip point

 • trailing point 

 • straight back 

 • not sure (I'll help you choose)

 

Approximate blade length 

 

Handle material :

 

 • ironwood 

 • ebony

 • sandalwood 

 • oak

 • other

 

Steel preference 

 

 •1084 Carbon steel 

 • 80CrV2

 • 5160

 • no preference 

 

Right or Left Handed Sheath 

 

Budget (this helps me recommend materials and design options that fit your price range)

 

Additional details: tell me about any ideas, features or inspiration for your knife.

 

You can also upload photos or sketches if you have a design in mind.

 

How it works:

 

1. Submit your request 

 

2. I'll contact you to discuss the design and

provide a quote.

 

3. Once the design is approved, a deposit may be required before work begins 

 

4.your knife is handcrafted and updated throughout the build process 

 

5. The remaining balance is due before shipping.

 

Note: if choosing "other" please provide response in the "additional details" section.

 

* Blades are crafted using one of two methods: stock removal or hand forging. The manufacturing method is selected based on the knife's design, the customer's preferences, and budget. Regardless of the method used, every blade is professionally heat treated through quenching and tempering to achieve the desired hardness and performance.

 

Railroad clip knives are always hand forged. Because hand forging is a more labor-intensive process, forged knives carry a modest additional charge.

 

Both methods produce durable, high-quality handcrafted knives. The difference is in how the blade is shaped—not in the care taken to build it.