Welcome to WoodChuck Forge
Well I am finally up and making knives again. I began forging last week though the shop is still a bit in dis-array. It feels great to get back forging, I am a bit sore though. I am hoping to concentrate on my MS presentation knives for this coming June. I still will be making knives for sale though I have sold everything I have made. I would like to get a few for the For Sale page so keep checking in. Thanks to all who have supported me and have a wonderful Holiday.
Thank You for Stopping in
Chuck Richards
Scott Taylor M.S., Memorial Scholarship Fund
Memorial Scholorship
Knife
Blade of High Density Radial Pattern Damascus, 1095 and 15n20,
Sambar Stag handle.
Fixtures are all made from different stages of the final billet, Spacer is one radial square, Guard is 2 squares by 4 squares, but-cap is one major square as seen in blade which 4 make up final billet.
This knife was auctioned at the ABS banquet during the Blade show in June. All monies from the sale of this knife were donated to the Scott Taylor Memorial Scholarship Fund.
2008 Scott Taylor Memorial Scholarship Knife
This is the 2008 Scott Taylor Memorial Scholarship Knife to be sold during the ABS auction at the 2008 Blade show in Atlanta Ga. The 10.875" Blade is made of 350 layer 1084-15N20 raindrop pattern Damascus. A heat colored oval coin edge titanium seppa sit between the blade and wrought iron guard. A spacer and butt cap made from the same 350 layer billet frame the black dyed and stabilized figured maple handle.
W-2 Cutter with Hamon and Modified Clip
11 inch W-2 blade with Wild Hamon. Silicon Bronze fixtures and Brown Canvas Micarta handle with Bisecting Thong Hole. OAL 16.75.
Great Feel and Balance. Slightly lighter than the Black Handled knife. Great Camp Knife. Decided to put it through its paces. That pile of brush used to be a bush in the way of my wifes view. This knife cuts like a dream. Still shaved after all that cutting. Cleaned it up a bit and resharpened it. Ready to go.
Thanks for looking