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IN please, let me win, I need a new thing to throw too much money at!!!! Thanks for the generosity my man. ps I follow you on Insta and have 0 Jnats

that handle is amazing, I dont think I've seen that wood before

Yeah his pricing on The website are in Australian but they do change to USD when you buy them. Honestly his prices are really cheap. Once they go to USD we finally get a decent exchange rate. If you message him on Instagram, he can send you an invoice that will convert to USD

Nice!!! My second Lucid is currently traveling from Australia to me. His stuff is amazing.

Gorgeous knife, they look good but I find the odd rule looks better to me. I like the small pins a lot, I think if it had just one large pin in the middle it would have looked better. Overall a fantastic build.

I dont know about Wolfram in an edc/HRC but I can say in a kitchen knife I am super impressed. It might be my current favorite, even though it may not make sense it holds an edge for a long time and is very easy to sharpen.

Sold thank you

About 16 months old I just don't use it. Comes with Sette 30 grinder and a ton of accessories along with 9lb spring and single hole frothing tip. Hoping to sell local and will drop the price of so. Otherwise $400.00 shipped. Let me know if you have any questions

It's definitely done for art sake and I love the look. Just holding it it's comfy but too small. In use in a pinch grip you don't notice it at all.

Oliver Martin's Patina

just grab it, my custom @Skye Eilers Knives will never leave my knife rack, its sooooo good. Looking forward to rocking an edc from him soon.

Someone grab this please!!!!

I would also love to give it a shot. I have fond memories of my first HHH so this would be really cool to try. I have refrained as I am also not a professional but if you open it up please include me.

Nice first try and those materials are gorgeous!!!!!

Design and craftsmanship may be the most important aspect for me at least when buying from a new maker where I don't know the performance yet. I would say things like rounded/polished spine and choil, handle fit up, tiny primary bevel etc are what I am looking for. Your work presents incredibly...

I have a kitchen knife from another maker in this steel. I really like it a lot. Its a little tougher to sharpen than AEB-L but definitely holds the edge longer. I think with as thin as this guy is it will be a piece of cake to sharpen.

We will try 625.00 shipped

No but it helps to hear that the failures are real. That justifies the price difference.

I'm probably in the minority but I'm not a huge fan. It looks great when polished and new but it's lost with patina. To be completely honest, I also don't understand the pricing. I have heard that it can be a very high failure rate for some Eastern makers, but with Western makers it looks like...

for anyone who hasnt tried a fox, they take an unbelievable edge and cut as well as anything I have tried.