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jarrod on Jun 19, 2022
5 out of 5 starsScales were very nicely done, and quickly shipped, and they turned out beautifully.
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David on May 5, 2022
5 out of 5 starsExcellent quality produced from an idea and a rough sketch. Tom did a great deal of research to create a special blade for my sword cane build.
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Mercysdad on Apr 4, 2022
5 out of 5 starsExcellent work. What better wood for a knife scale than Marblecake Crotchwood Very happy
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Eric on Mar 11, 2022
5 out of 5 starsAnother awesome product! I have done and will continue to do business with this seller because of the excellent products and shipping time. Thanks again!
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Gunpowder on Feb 27, 2022
5 out of 5 starsperfect for 1911 grips , beautiful wood just as shown in photos.
About TCKnife
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Making a Knife: Step 1 - Design and cut out general shape
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Making a Knife: Step 2- Refine shape with grinder, files and sand paper
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Making a Knife: Step 3 - Heat treat to harden refined shape and sand and polish blade.
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Making a Knife: Part 4 - Design and add a handle including and guards or bolsters that are needed
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Making a Knife: Part 5 - Add any designs or logo that are needed and you knife is done.
Handmade and Made to Order Knives and Knife Scales Made in and Shipped from Columbus Ohio
I had been doing woodworking for years then, on a trip for supplies, I saw a knife blank (unfinished) on sale and decided to give making knives a go. Turns out I really enjoyed working with the different woods, forming it into handles for knives and have been doing so for the last several months. I choose a type of wood to start out and make a design of what I want the handle to look for each particular knife (I don't make the blades). After cutting out the rough design on the wood and starting to finish the handle, I see different patterns or designs in the wood for that blade, as I form the handle. This will, quite often, end up as a very different handle than the original design – for the better, perhaps. Hopefully, not only are my knives purchased to be used (often) but also be enjoyed for how they look and be proud for owning them. I appreciate this opportunity to display the work I have been doing and hope that people find worth in my knives. I live in Columbus Ohio and make my knives in my garage shop. I moved to Columbus Ohio (many years age) to attend Ohio State University and never left. When my wife and I became empty nesters we moved to the west side, where she grew up and we have 3 grown, married daughters, 4 grandchildren and 1 brand new great-grandson. If you purchase one of my knives , I hope you get as much enjoyment out of owning and using it as I did in Making It
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Thomas
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Knife blades come in a wide variety of metals, sizes and shapes so I should be able to make about any size or style you want. PLUS over 100 different knife scales
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I am making my own blades and welcome designs, suggestions or advice.
Care instructions
Any knife should NOT be put in the dishwasher. After you use a knife - hand wash and dry the blade.
Do you make your own blades
I don't make the steel but buy billets. I cut ,shape, grind, sand and polish the the billet into I blade that I put a handle on.