The Packer model is full of versatility and just plain practicality. It is of a very useful size…compact enough to carry daily and large enough to do most cutting jobs with ease. Custom Packers are so varied, and each so … Continue reading →
This nifty little knife is (believe it or not!) one of the Pocket Pal’s from the special in July 2015 with a new snazzy black micarta handle! The black micarta suites this design remarkably well and the large stainless bolt/pin … Continue reading →
September’s in full swing and so are a whole bunch of knives! This one is a Jack Pine Special with a very heavily-grained handle of aged oak. Though not as popular as walnut or curly maple, the material is a great … Continue reading →
Simply stunning. This bold knife is a customized Kephart with an African blackwood handle, aged blade finish, and is also a little special without lanyard hole. Whoa! The Kephart style really goes with this handle matching…don’t you think? It seems that the “dog … Continue reading →
Hello, hello! Popping in to share a picture of one of the custom knives that headed out recently… It’s a ProSkinner! That richly colored handle is stained curly maple and the blade has been given a satin finish! The Past Work collection has been recently … Continue reading →
Small Frontier Design + Curly Maple Handle + Cross-Hatching on Spine + Aged O-1 blade + Handmade Leather Belt Sheath = Cool Knife There are available knives! Hope you’re having a grand spring!
Continue reading →The intricate design of these deluxe copper-based mosaic pins is the perfect touch to set off a custom knife. They look especially snazzy with certain models, like the Packer and the Classic Hunter, but they also look great with the Jack Pine Special … Continue reading →
Two of them, to be exact! Please feel free to click on any photo to go see the page! Thank you for looking! -Em
Continue reading →A couple new examples of custom Kephart knives have been added to the model page! One of my personal favorite handle materials for the Kephart is ironwood. It just looks right, doesn’t it? Thank you for visiting the blog! Lucas is busy … Continue reading →