Knives from a recent spree!

[Robert Hill]

I’ve recently had some help in the shop from a friend of mine who my father and I have been guiding along in forging and finishing knives. I finished this bone handled knife with a pewter bolster and brass endcap, while helping Michael make his first knife as picture with a sheath I helped him sew. Then he assisted in making five knives much like the three picture together, two are not shown as they and one in the picture have been sold.
-Robert Hill

[TDM]

I like them all. Very nice work!

[hawkeye]

Yes indeed. They are all nice 👌

[DougS]

That's what I'm talking bout...

Great job! Keep them coming.

Thanks for sharing.

Doug

[MikeMcMinn]

It’s a pleasure to be learning from a such talented knife maker. I look forward to continuing to learn more and to working on some great projects!!

[DougS]

Super job Mike!

Looking good.

Regards,

Doug

[Tim Crosby]

 Nice work guys, Robert good to see you teaching already. Mike with all the talent in that Family you could spend a lifetime learning from them, Enjoy the journey.

  Tim C.

[Arcturus]

Lookin good!  Nice work...

[flatsguide]

Nice looking knives, visually well balanced.
Cheers Richard

[Marcruger]

You’ll make a great teacher Robert. You’ve had great men to learn from.
Love those knives. You know I particularly like the curly one. Keep up the character filled work. 

[Robert Hill]

Thank y’all for the kind comments. Michael is working through his second solo project and I hope to have a few more knives done by this weekend.
-Robert Hill

[old george]

Really like the smaller ones. Are they patch knives by chance

george

[Robert Hill]

They could certainly be used as patch knives, they have blade lengths around 4 inches.
-Robert Hill