It’s that time again! Time to share some detail pictures… First off, we have this striking Sears Nessmuk knife with its curly maple handle. Below, you can see the reverse of the handle, with its great character! Here we also find the … Continue reading →
Every Lucas Forge knife goes to its new owner with a custom made leather sheath, crafted here in our Alabama shop. We cut the leather. Trim it. Dye it. Mold it. Glue it. Form the welt strip. Punch the stitch holes. Oil … Continue reading →
It’s exciting to showcase one of the newest custom options in handle materials from Lucas Forge! Does anyone have a guess at what it is? Well, if you’ve been following the action here, you might know…this cool handle is, in … Continue reading →
New knives are available! Here are close-up shots of some of these pieces! It’s hard to beat an aged finish that’s full of character! This one belongs to the Elk River Hunter with a gorgeous ironwood handle. Take one look … Continue reading →
It’s exciting to bring you a lineup of four available knives! When you see a handmade Trekker sheath, you know there’s something special inside. This one is no exception! Inside this rust-colored edition of Ike’s creative handiwork is a unqiue … Continue reading →
It’s exciting to get to share detail pictures for the two first Lucas Forge knives with Damascus blades, offered today on the website!! This one has an elk antler handle. Here we have a close-up of the ripple pattern found … Continue reading →
Here we have some detail pictures of this week’s available knives! First off, here’s a shot of the cool X-jimping that belongs to the curly maple Powder River! Next up, there’s the Lookout. This special-edition knife features an amazing sheath … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
This Elk River Hunter looks right at home with wild, high-contrast ironwood handle. It’s reminiscent of a desert sunset, is it not? Thank you for visiting the blog!
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