There is something very attractive about the deadly simplicity of one of humanity's oldest tools. Whether it is a razor sharp edge knapped from obsidian, or a modern blade forged from the newest metal alloy, the usefulness and purpose of such tools remain virtually unchanged since our beginning. Knives are such a simple tools, yet can be so uniquely and beautifully crafted in their design as to be quite literally functional pieces of art. Each of my knives is completely hand-crafted, from the design and pencil drawing, all the way to the razor-sharp finished blade. I put a lot of time and love into my knives, and strive to keep a handmade uniqueness and feel that you can't find in the mass-produced factory knives. The knives I make are made from quality steel, and will last for generations of use. I prefer a high-carbon 1095 steel, and I make my blades beefy and solid with a full tang. The tools I use in my shop are simple, with no CNC machines or water jet cutting to shape my knives. This means that each blade I make is entirely shaped by hand and slightly different from the next. No two of my knives are exactly the same. I use the finest woods and materials available, and I make my own burlap micarta for use as handle scales. Also, all my knives come with a kydex sheath that I custom-press for each individual knife made in my shop. If you are interested in any of the knives you see, please visit my website forpricing and ordering information: LionsDenBlades.com
