A snazzy custom job: the trusty Trapper, curly maple, mosaic pins, aged finish, Vine pattern filework.
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Spotlight: Osage ZBushcraft
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Family Heirloom Bowie
This is a specially commissioned Bowie featuring a stunning integral Damascus blade, a black micarta handle with red and black stacked spacers, nickel silver guard, and nickel silver bolster, which bears a family emblem.
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Spotlight: Deluxe Green ProSkinner
The ProSkinner design, outfitted with a green Shadetree phenolic handle, copper lanyard port liner, and black micarta pins.
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Lucas Forge Kephart: Osage
This custom Kephart features an osage handle, brass pins, and the Classic pattern filework along the spine.
Visit the Lucas Forge Kephart model page here! Thank you for looking!
Set: Walnut ProSkinners
A fine set of ProSkinners: aged blades, walnut handles, red handle liners, mosaic pins!
Have an idea for your own custom knife set? See all the Lucas Forge knife models here!
Spotlight: Chef’s Knives
If you’re on the hunt for a custom kitchen knife, today’s spotlight is for you! This chef’s knife design is one that we use in the kitchen for slicing and dicing on a daily basis.
These custom knives were made with stainless blades, light curly maple handles, red handle liners, and combination bolt sets. Check out the Past Work page for more inspiration and contact lucas@customhuntingknives.org to order your own kitchen knife!
Elk River Hunter: Desert Ironwood
This custom Elk River Hunter features a spectacular desert ironwood handle.
Check out all the details of this design here!
A New Year
Hello everyone! We hope you all are settling into 2020 with hopes for new growth, adventure, and heights to be gained in the year ahead!
Thank you so much to everyone for all your kind support throughout 2019!
A special thanks to Mr. Dan Shechtman for including the Lucas Forge Nessmuk models in his article, “Nessmuk Style,” in American Frontiersman (Fall 2019)!
Above, the Woodsman Nessmuk looks as if it could come off that page and start working!
And, here, the Vintage Nessmuk takes part in the recreation of the Nessmuk tool kit.
There are many posts lined up for the weeks ahead, spotlighting custom Lucas Forge knives, so please stay tuned! But, in the meantime…do you have any goals for 2020 adventures? We’d love to hear about them in the comment section. We hope you have a wonderful year!
Drumroll, Please…
The 2019 photo entries are all in; photos full of enjoyment, adventure, and fun.
Have you seen them?
And today is the day: The day to select the winner of a handmade Lucas Forge trade knife.
When all the entries were entered into the online random name picker, the time had finally come to give the click and officially select the winner. The wheel, with spaces for each entry, spun round and round in a blur of color, and then it stopped…and the winner is…
Thank you to everyone for being a part of the drawing! We appreciate you so much!