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Nate used an 80CRV2 steel with African Blackwood scales and brass pins to ocmplete this beautiful cleaver.

I've always wanted to make mosaic damascus. After a few "not as successful" tries I finally came up with this billet. This billet was made by Nathan at my experiential learning experience, "From Blade to Billet". I persuaded Nathan to attempt a mosaic pattern. Mostly smooth sailing with a few uncertanties and hicups along the way, but all in all I think we ended up with a solid billet. Nathan is going to make a Kabar styled blade. Stay tuned for more updates. Visit...

Patrick showing his just finished knife and sheath

That's me testing the sharpness of the edge with a tomato drop. Whoooweee......it's sharp! Visit www.llforge.com/learn-to-forge

Bob and Joshua proudly displaying thier just made knives. Joshua chose Coyote Camo Micarta scales and his father Bob used Merino Ram's Horn for his scales. Both used my Wicked Edge sharpener to put on awesome edges on both of thier knives.

The idea to use an old rasp that had been laying around the shop popped into my head in a flash of creative genius. Cassandra cut off a large section of the rasp and began to forge the remainder into the shape of a dagger. She was able to shape the file but maintain the original Patent lettering seen on the base of the blade along with some of the cutting teeth that give it a unique character. Cassandra also made a Kydex sheath to protect the blade.......and everything a

Brandon made a skinner with nickel butt cap and forged finish with a kydex sheat with an Ulticlip. 80CRV2 steel with forge finish. Kydex sheath with Ulticlip Build your own knife and sheath at LLForge, "Create a Knife" experience. Book online today at www.llforge.com/learn-to-forge. Hope to see you soon.....