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| Description: This small sized training knife was created to represent a good cross section of the most common size of knife encountered in everyday life in North America; the pocket folder. Only slightly larger than a common Swiss Army Knife style blade, the smaller size and more accurate representation of size brings your level of precision in training up another notch, as it is much more difficult to strip or disarm during open or flow type drills. |
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| Description: A young girl asked me to make her a training knife, and wanted a pink handle. I was so moved, I spent the next 6 years learning about nkife design!I wanted something beautiful and perfect I came up with something symmetrical, both beautiful and functional in shape, this picture doesn't do it justice |
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| Description: This medium sized training knife is modeled after the Bark River Knife and Tool Slither. It makes a perfect training companion to the actual knife, and is representative of a common hunting/using knife one might find in the woods, fishing, or hunting. |
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| Description: Seax ("Saks") means "knife" or blade, as "Saxon"Â means "knife people".This tiny Seax has a scandinavian influence. Bubinga (I think) handle with a dovetailed african blackwood stripe over Hornbeam blade with maple pins . Functions as a 'Tactical Wharncliffe' |
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| Description: This larger blade was commissioned as a gift to a CQC Sambo instructor for his retirement. It is larger than it should be such that the beginner student can learn the basics of stripping and disarms safely while making progress. The Hornbeam Ironwood blade remains strong over it's length despite being thin. Chalkable high-density felt blade liner has been added since. |
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| Description: One of my training partners asked to make her a slightly larger persian style fighter with a pommel. This is what I came up with; Amazon Bloodwood handle, Bubinga (?) bolsters and pommel with purpleheart liner over hornbeam blade with maple pins. Lanyard, lanyard hole and chalkable high-density felt blade liner have since been added. |
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