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Firecreekforge.Com Hand Made Utility Chopper Knife Bushcraft Custom O1 Tool Steel

$275

To find my latest hand forged blades visit www.firecreekforge.com Free Shipping to the U.S. This is a neat little utility chopper/cutting tool. We use it for food prep in the kitchen, wood craft, and anything you need a good cutting edge for. It is handmade from scratch, just as all our knives at Williams Built Blades. Shown in 5/32" O1 Tool Steel with a rustic oxidized finish. Blade is heat treated for optimum edge retention and toughness. The blade length is right at 3.5", with a high flat grind. Different handle options are available. Shown with Honey Mesquite handles and black fiber liners. Brass tubes and epoxy secure the handle slabs. This knife comes with a hand stitched leather friction fit sheath with a belt loop.

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Elijah Williams

Elijah Williams

Fire Creek Forge

Lubbock, TX
Member since: 2016
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All knives unless other wise expressly stated are made to order, one of a kind pieces. They will closely resemble what is pictured.

Fire Creek Forge (home of Elijah Williams Knives) provides quality, one of a kind custom made knives and metal items, hand made from scratch.

I have been making knives for about 20 years. I first got into it after reading a book on knife making at my library, and I taught myself from there, gleaning information from other books, and the web.

Building knives was a good match for another early interest of mine, the outdoors, woods, and back country. I love the idea of being able to walk into a trackless wilderness with only a good knife, and have the skills to live comfortably. I haven't quite reached that level, but I continue to study and practice these skills today, and it serves well to inform my blade design and construction.

I also began forging some years back, and I enjoy making useful and decorative items with the simple and old methods of working iron and steel.

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