Wanted to share...

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Hey all, its been several years since I have made a knife. We sold the house where I had an outdoor forge plus I had too little time to invest with kiddos growing and keeping us busy. Kids are getting older and more independent and therfore I have a little more time so I have been buying blades and old hatchet heads and re-handling them over the last few months and just wanted to share.

This is a set of vinatge Hickory kitchen knives I cleaned up and rehandled with Bocote, mosaic pins and maple liners for our kitchen.

  https://m.imgur.com/a/h29Kf

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Here is a Nessmuck I made with Osage scales, red liners and mosaic pin.

https://m.imgur.com/a/T3vQD

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Helle blade made with stacks of Osage, Mahogany, Bocote and Elk antler.

 https://m.imgur.com/a/u1wOY

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Vintage hatchet head with Bocote/Red Oak handle with Ebony liners.

  https://m.imgur.com/a/060Ou

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Two small Capers. One with Osage scales and red liner and one with Bocote and maple.

https://m.imgur.com/a/ALDvm

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Here is one I did with 54 layers of material using cork, Osage and Bocote.

https://m.imgur.com/a/A5hHg

[Lewis Brookshire III]

This is a cool one. This was a small caper with handle scales made of a three thin layers of a Vinyl flooring my company makes. It also has Osage liners.

https://m.imgur.com/a/GgPVP

[Lewis Brookshire III]

Ok, I am done for now.

[zepnut]

That Helle is awesome.

[bjansen]

Looking good. I like that little osage caper.

[ron w]

Love the kitchen knives.......  

[crowbarforge]

Nice work. Your story sounds like mine. I haven't been into the forge in years (family, job, moving...) but planning to get started again. Have a bucket full of axes, hatchet and tomahawks just waiting for re-handling, and a mess of deer antler waiting for knife blades. Thanks for the inspiration.