Damascus Chefs Knife

Made this one for a forum member. I made the blade from an Alabama Damascus billet. Heat treated and tempered to HRC 59. Scales are vintage Westinghouse Micarta from the 1950's with red and white liners and stainless Corby bolts. It's the last of the old Micarta that I have available. 8" cutting edge and 12 5/8" overall.

Very nice...

Outstanding!

Nice work! A cutting tool that anyone would proud to own!

Very nice Mike

Looks great.

that micarta looks like wood almost with that grain, definitely eye catching. very nice!

Yes sir it does look like wood. Wish I could find some more of it.

Nice work Mike; the Micarta is a great touch to it.

That turned out better than I ever imagined. I'll be proud to own it and pass it down to my son. Unbelievable work, Mike!

Outstanding.

Beautiful work Mike....as always!

Beautiful as always sir

Dang that is nice. I would have never thought Micarta could look that good.
Good job

I know what MY first Conner knife is going to be! I’d rather have this that a Japanese made one. Nice job sir

That joker is SHARP, the handle is the perfect contour and texture, and it's as photogenic as the First Lady. That knife is seriously one of my most prized possessions. Thank you for making my knife to my exact specifications, Mike. You are the man!