Saturday, April 13, 2013

Native Plus One Equals Bovine Delight

We just received the following email from the Canadian wild. See what you think.



Hi Lydia and Scott,
 
Well, I decided rather than just being a beautiful piece of artwork that I had to follow Scott's wishes and put this blade to use.
 
So I went 'hunting' at our local Costco and picked up a 13 pound whole strip loin, which I always cut up to make New York steaks. The savings are great but the effort of having to cut the meat (even with our high end kitchen knives) has often left me wondering if it's worth the cost savings/effort. It usually takes me an hour to cut up a strip loin.
 
Enter the Native plus one...six minutes later I was finished! No effort, beautiful uniform steaks.
 
Thanks for a tremendous knife!
 
Duncan
 
PS: If you ever are in Canada you know where to come for a BBQ.


 Well, we've heard Costco can get pretty wild, especially up there in Canada:)


Thanks Duncan. We love to see our knives at work, 
and you've done an amazing job with that loin. 
Steaks at your place? Fire up the barbie. We're there!

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Saturday, March 9, 2013

The Chief

Scott just finished a large hunter - The Chief - for one of our favorite dealers.
Check it out!


The Chief
Steel: W2 with hamon
Overall Length: 13 5/8 inches
Blade Length: 8 3/4 inches
Handle: Desert Ironwood with 416 stainless guard


Thanks Les!


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Sushi Knife

Scott just finished a sushi knife for a local chef. Single bevel O1 tool steel with a custom desert ironwood handle . . . uber thin, ultra light, and very hot!


Custom Sushi Knife
Steel: O1
Overall Length: 13 5/8 inches
Blade Length: 8 3/4 inches
Handle: Desert ironwood with mokume ferrule, horn, and black Micarta spacers


Single bevel


Mokume guard with black Micarta spacers and sheep's horn


You can see this blade in action at the Bento Box in Wilmington, NC.
Thanks Chef Lee!

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Friday, March 1, 2013

Native Plus Heads North of the Border

Add an inch of blade, Desert Ironwood scales, and a "Regal" finish to a Native, and you get a sexy fighter/camp knife with a lot of style. Meet the Native Plus.

This one just arrived safely at its new home in Canada, and we look forward to hearing reports of far north adventures with moose and caribou and other such things.

From whence it came - hand forged from high carbon tool steel.


Beautiful . . .


. . . and highly functional.


Native Plus
Steel: 1084 tool steel
Finish: "Regal" hand-sanded
Overall Length: 12 1/2 inches
Blade Length: 7 1/2 inches


Thanks Duncan. Enjoy!

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Sunday, February 24, 2013

A Range of EMcs

Scott just finished another run of water-jetted EMcs. Check 'em out - Everyman Carries in almost every handle and finish we offer. 

Handles above from left to right are as follows:
flame grain walnut, scalloped Micarta, and high gloss black linen Micarta.

Finishes below from top to bottom are:
"Worn Tactical" (cold-blued), "Regal" (hand-sanded), and "Standard" (belt-finished)

EMc Water-Jet
Steel: 01
Overall Length: 9 7/8 inches
Blade Length: 5 1/8 inches


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Saturday, February 23, 2013

Puma in Desert Ironwood Take Two

Puma with Paul Long sheath and enhanced hamon. 


This one heads out to the UK on Monday. Thanks Jamie!


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Saturday, February 16, 2013

Kitchen Set in Desert Ironwood

Here's a kitchen set that Scott recently finished.
Check it out! 


8-inch French Chef and GKU-4 forged from O1 tool steel and dressed in  Desert Ironwood.


Its wicked sharp.


Thanks for looking.


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