Finally some more! 8 are in the Classifieds!

[skullworks]

Here are some I just finished. Been awhile...still have to make sheaths for them. Enjoy!

 
This is a little drop point in firestorm damascus with Ironwood handle, mosaic pins and red liners. The blade is 2-1/2" and OAL is 6-1/2" OAL.

 
This one is a firestorm damascus trailing point hunter blade with Ironwood, mosaic pins and red liners. 3-1/2" blade and 7-3/4" OAL.

 
This one is kind of a clip point in firestorm damascus with stabilized spalted maple burl with mosaic pins and red liners. 3-1/2" blade and 7-3/4" OAL.

 
This one is a tanto point in firestorm damascus with kind of lavendar/grayish dyed nd stabilized maple burl. It has black liners and mosaic pins. 3-1/4" blade and 8" OAL.

 
This is trailing point hunter in firestorm damascus with xlay afzelia that has been stabilized. It has red liners and osaic pins. 3-1/2" blade and 7-3/4" OAL.

 
This is a random damascus drop point with thumb notches. The wood is bocote with red liners and mosaic pins. 4" blade and 9" OAL.

[skullworks]

and some more....

 
This one is a raindrop damascus skinner with blue dyed and stabilized buckeye burl It has mosaic pins and blue liners.3-1/2" blade and OAL of 7-1/2"

 
This one was done for a Tradganger. It is a random damscus drop point with olive dyed and stabilized maple burl. Mosaic pins and black liners. 3-3/4" blade and 7-3/4" OAL.

 
This is a random drop point with some combo scales I bought. The wood is walnut with a maple spacer and purpleheart center. Mosaic pins and white liners. Blade is 3-5/8" and OAL is 8"

 
This is a Seki City damascus drop point with stabilized Australian mallee burl with brass pins and white liners. 3-1/2" blade and OAL of 7-1/2"

 
 
This is a pair of twist guthooks I did for a customer. Bothe have green dyed and stabilized maple burl with red liners and mosaic pins. Blade is 3-1/2" and OAL is 7-5/8"

 
This is a twist drop point with some more combo scales. The scales are walnut(I believe) maple spacer with red palm center. It has mosaic pins and white liners. Blade is 4" and OAL is 8-5/8".

Thanks for looking!

[shortstroke 91]

MAN !!!!! You've been busy huh?

[farmboy]

Wow! Those are all beutifull!  Do you make your own damascus?  Also how do you heat treat that stuff?  If damascus is two different metals wouldnt they technically have different quench and temper temps?

Nice knives!  Once my kids are self propelled I plan on taking this hobby more seriously......build more knives.

[B M A]

The last one is awesome.  The rest of them are very nice.  
Brock

[Ragnarok Forge]

Nice looking work.  I like the damascus pattern and the scales are beautiful.

[prarieboy]

Purdie!Purdie!Purdie!Purdie!Purdie!Purdie!Purdie! etc.

[skullworks]

Originally posted by farmboy:
Wow! Those are all beutifull!  Do you make your own damascus?  Also how do you heat treat that stuff?  If damascus is two different metals wouldnt they technically have different quench and temper temps?

Nice knives!  Once my kids are self propelled I plan on taking this hobby more seriously......build more knives.

I purchase my blades. Not sure on the heat treat of damascus. You could probably post a thread about the process and get some answers. Thanks for all the compliments!

[hitman]

Where do you buy your blades?

[skullworks]

Most of these are up for sale now! Thanks for looking!

[Bodork]

I love the burls you use. Nice knives-all of them!

[Mint Hill Mule]

Very nice knives Skullworks, But I have the same question as hitman, where do you get your blades?

[Dave Thaxton]

Those are ALL very nice. Love your work!

[Tom I.]

I checked the Trad Gang classifieds....can't find them....have you listed them yet?

Nevermind.....I found them...was looking in the wrong forum.....

Thanks,
Tom I.