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Recent Work

My work from the past few weeks. Unintentionally a diary of my left hand.

Damascus hunting knife with bog oak handle and copper guard.

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A stainless damascus kitchen knife. Desert ironwood and cherry handle. Going up on breeseforge.com tomorrow.

Commissioned damascus gyuto with ebony and (mammoth) ivory handle.

A gyuto in my forged-to-shape raindrop pattern damascus. Desert ironwood handle.

Very few people forge the shapes of their blades when using damascus steel. Blade profiles are often just cut from the bar. Forging damascus is a slow and difficult pro

1084 high carbon chef with a cedar burl handle.

Commissioned copper damascus chef

Desert ironwood handle

Commissioned hunter and butcher knife. Antler and hammered copper handles.

A stainless damascus puukko knife. Copper and desert ironwood handle.

A commissioned matching wenge and cedar burl saya for this gyuto

Copper damascus utility knife with Russian bog oak handle

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Commissioned gyuto with matching saya.

Koa handle with cow bone spacers. Saya is koa from the same tree and pin is bone from the same cow.

A saya is a Japanese style wooden scabbard. This is the first one I've made.

Camping/backpacking skillets. Listed on breeseforge.com in 2 sizes.

Forged from thinner carbon steel. Much lighter than a traditional skillet without toxic aluminum.

Socket handles can accept a stick for a longer handle over an open fire.

Commissioned gyuto with koa and mammoth tusk

Some kitchen knives. Mango and desert ironwood handle on top. Curly koa on the bottom.

Top one is available.

A copper damascus sloyd knife

A commissioned copper damascus chef. Wenge handle with mammoth tusk spacers.

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Hand forged carbon steel skillet. Really like making these, and got a few more in the works now.

Copper rivets.