This page shows a lot of the different knife styles that I make. Knife styles are generally classified based on the shape of the blade and overall knife shape. Click on an image below to see more images of each style knife and a little info about each style.
This knife style is what I call my “Homesteader”. A few year ago I was asked to design a small/medium size knife that would be an all around user blade.
Harpoon point (or spear point) knives are a style of knife with a “ramp” for your thumb or fore finger. The purpose is to give you finer control on the
The classic Bowie knife was named after James (Jim) Bowie. Legend has it that Jim received the knife from creator James Black. The knife became legend, worn on Jim’s side,
A gut hook knife can actually be any one of various style blades with one thing in common – the gut hook on the spine toward the point. The gut
The Nessmuk knife was named after George Washington Sears (who was known by the pen name of Nessmuk after a Native American childhood friend). He was a writer for Forest
Drop point is a style of knife blade where the spine “drops” or slopes in an arc downward from the handle of the knife to the tip of the blade.
Classic Kephart Style The Kephart knife was named after the knife carried by outdoorsman and author, Horace Kephart. Kephart was most well known for his two books: Camping and Woodcraft
Homesteader