Bog Forgeworks

One of my favorite pieces as of recent! It’s a feather pattern Damascus blade made from 1084 and 15N20 from . I paired it with octagonal stabilized splated maple handle.

This is a 8” chef knife made from a 50 layer billet that was twisted, cut into 6 pieces, and restacked to form the pattern for the blade. It etched really nicely thanks to .piss and an additional coffee etch for additional contrast. The blade is paired with a stabilized mesquite wood handle.

Here’s a 10.5” 80-layer raindrop Damascus Santoku made from 1084 and 15N20. Spent a few days working on this one, and it turned out to be good-looking blade. Ready for any kitchen

80-layer raindrop Damascus kitchen knife made from 1084 and 15N20. Spent a few days working on this one, and it turned out to be good-looking blade. Ready for any kitchen

Finished up this canister Damascus Yangiba recently and I’m pretty pleased with how it turned out. It’s got a polished walnut handle and a pretty wild pattern.

Put some shop time into another 5160 hunting knife. This one is a Bowie-style blade with the forged texture left on instead of grinding it smooth for some extra grip.

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Here is a canister Damascus chef knife made using chainsaw chain (8660) and 1095+4% Ni powder. Paired with a polished eucalyptus wood handle. Putting the press and power hammer to good use!

Trying my hand at some more solid 5160 skinning knives. I made this one is somewhat of a gyuto style and retained the forged texture along the spine and handle.

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