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Here's a guarded cousin of the last one in A2 and black/maple Richlite:

Recently finished standard model paring knife in 0.100" AEB-L, ~3.5" blade, ~4.25" handle and Richlite:

2020 was slow, but I'm onto a batch of paring knives for the summer/fall (mostly stock removal). This was an otherwise useless scrap of 1084 from a years-ago stock removal project. Just enough to forge into this paring knife, wearing a brass bolster and crazy (and tricky!) white oak handle...

This was a challenging build, as it was my first integral and forged from a very small piece of material - 1/4 of an E/V Nautilus rudder bearing. It's wearing "Ocean Depths" gcarta from GL Hansen&Sons. It's already off to a shipmate. :)

With E/V Nautilus rudder bearing brass bolster and white oak. Definitely in the "work horse" category. :p Did this on a whim and loving it!

Finally finished something new after going back to not-knife-work full time! :p 6.75" workhorse in 62Rc AEB-L, as a gift. Handle scaled down for the receiver's women's-small hand. Happy Holidays! -Daizee

I whipped up this odd kiritsuke to test some 15N20 - my first taste of this steel. It was a bit of an adventure. It was going to be a K-tip double-ground chef knife, but the edge waved so badly in heat-treat that I had to cut it back and re-grind it hard. Ended up with a kiritsuke-sized...

Not quite kitchen fare, but here's a brace of mini-dashi in 0.165" AEB-L, one with biru feature. These are more for on-the-go. I do keep a big'n hanging on the fridge in the kitchen for opening bottles. :D

Just finished this one up this afternoon. 6.5"/165mm Petty Gyuto in 0.110"/2.8mm 154CM, G10 and curly white oak. 1.5"/39mm at the heel. ~62HRc Hand-sanded 600x finish, mill finish ricasso. Balance is exactly at the front of the bolster. It's a little bright out for pictures today.

Hi All, I'm a hobbyist knifemaker living in Rhode Island. Some of you will probably recognize my name from the Other Forum. Cheers, -Ethan