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Add $35.00 Add $45.00 Return S&H |
| Plain, thin, Utility & Bait knives, no sheath |
Up to 4" | $85 |
| Kydex sheath - must have the knife on hand |
7" - 7-3/8" | $35 + S&H |
| Leather wrapped Kydex sheath - must have the knife on hand - with art work |
10" Bowie | $150 + S&H |
| West Coast Fillet knives with Kydex sheath |
7" - 7-3/8" | $260 |
| Large Fillet knives with Kydex sheath |
9" - 9-3/4" | $280 - $300 |
| Purse knives - short, finger knives, with an inlaid skeleton handle. Sheath without belt loop |
2" - 3" | $175 - $300 |
Dressing knives - made out of Modified D2 (planer blade steel), Kydex sheath included |
Up to 3" | $180 - $220 |
Dressing knives - made out of Modified D2 (planer blade steel), Kydex sheath included |
3" - 5" | $220 - $280 |
Dressing knives - made out of 440-C, Kydex sheath |
Up to 3" | $220 - $260 |
Dressing knives- made out of Thunderforged Damascus, Kydex sheath |
Up to 3" | $280 - $320 |
Skinners & Hunters 440-C - Full tang with quality hardwood handle, or hidden tang for stacked handle. Kydex sheath |
3" - 4.25" | $350 - $380 |
Skinners & Hunters 440-C - Full tang with White Micarta or Bone handle - ready for scrimshaw. Kydex sheath |
3" - 4.25" | $380 - $460 |
Skinners & Hunters & - Hardwood or Micarta handles. Kydex sheath |
4.25" - 6.25" | $350 - $600 |
Survival and Tactical 440-C - Hardwood or Micarta handles. Kydex sheath included |
5" - 7" | $500 - $700 |
Double edge boot knives, letter openers and daggers in a case, or optional Brass scabbard |
up to 4" 5" 6" and over |
$350/$450 $450/$550 $600/$700 + |
Single edge large hunters and tactical knives |
7" to 9" | $600 - $800 |
10"" Bowie knives, full 15" long, leather sheath - Unique one of a kind |
10" | $1,500 + |
Single Art work, Elvira's prop dagger, scimitars, other Double edge weapons |
6" and longer | $750 - $2,000 |
These prices are just an outline as prices will go up with the rest of the world.
The cost of art work, matched sets, double edged weapons and other
presentation creations will depend on the complexity of design.
I do not make Un-finished, or Finished, blade blanks or throwing knives (no handle scales attached, no cord wrap etc., just a full metal tang).
In the making of the blade blank - the chunk of metal is the cheapest item.
To make a blank is labor intensive, and gobbles up shop resources like grinding belts, polishing supplies, electricity, gas and oils for heat treating and other costs, like time spending writing email back and forth with someone who in the end says -"Gosh, this is just too expensive, bye"
There are burned fingers and ground off skin - these will heal in time, but burned out bearings or motors on equipment will not, and will have to be replaced.
Your designed grind lines look great on paper, but in reality with a metal to the wheel, they seldom come out precisely as you have envisioned, simply because they are done by hand, not a computer aided machine.
There is nothing worse than dissatisfied customer telling me that this shape is a wee bit off here, and wee bit off there - after all you should get exactly what you paid for, hey?
So, if you still want me to make a blade blank, be prepared to pay almost the full price for the size of the finished knife, and understand that the shape will be only approximately as you designed.
I will of course try hard to make it as close as possible.
Or just go buy cheap blank made in China, or knife kit from knife making supplies so you can practice making handle on your very "own" knife. Thank you for understanding.
Created and maintained by Tony Hnilica
