
Bushwood - Original From $260
Traditional style bushcraft knife with scandi grind
Based around one of the best bushcraft knives made – The Woodlore, made by Alan Wood
I’ve taken this design and made a few subtle changes, slightly wider blade and more pronounced handle shape.
Available in 115mm and 100mm blade – AEB-L Stainless or 80CRV2 high carbon steel
Overall Length with 115mm blade is approx. 240mm
Available in 3mm or 4mm blade thickness and a variety of handle materials.

Bushwood - Curveback From $260
Traditional style bushcraft knife with slight curve to the spine of the knife and handle, with scandi grind.
Based around one of the best bushcraft knives made – The Woodlore, made by Alan Wood.
I’ve taken this design and made a few subtle changes, slightly wider blade and more pronounced handle shape.
Available in 115mm and 100mm blade – AEB-L Stainless or 80CRV2 high carbon steel.
Overall Length with 115mm blade is approx. 240mm.
Available in 3mm or 4mm blade thickness and a variety of handle materials.

Brumby - From $250
A great all-round blade, not too big but big enough to handle many tasks when out and about.
Fits nicely in the hand with its slim, rounded handle profile.
Available with scandi, sabre and full flat grind
Overall length of Brumby - 200mm – blade length 90mm.
Available in AEBL and 80CRV2 Steels.

Dingo - From $250
A slimline multi-purpose knife in the “Bird and Trout” style.
Excellent for food prep and a fantastic fishing knife.
The slim handle and blade gives it a great balanced feel and look.
Scandi or sabre grinds available.
Overall length 220mm – blade length 105mm.

Bilby - From $200
Based on a skinner style blade the Bilby is a great little knife with many uses.
Fits the palm of the hand well and can be used with the index finger or the spine to protect the tip when skinning, Can also be worn as a neck knife.
Overall length – 170mm - Blade length 80mm.

Bilby XL - From $220
Based on a skinner style blade the Bilby is a great little knife with many uses.
Fits the palm of the hand well and can be used with the index finger or the spine to protect the tip when skinning, Can also be worn as a neck knife.
Overall length – 170mm - Blade length 80mm.

Tracker - From $260
Based on the more traditional Hunter style knife. Slight clip point blade. Great fishing and hunting knife with good balance and feel.
Available in 3mm or 4mm thickness, stainless or 80CRV2 carbon steel.
Sabre or scandi grind.
Overall length 240mm - Blade length – 115mm.
Custom Knives
All knives are offered as a “base” range in carbon steel with brass or stainless pins with options on handle materials and liners.
All prices include a Custom Made Leather Sheath & Brass or Stainless Steel Pins.
Handle fixings ie. Corby and Loveless bolts and my handmade mosaic pins can be added at extra costs along with coloured G10 liners of various thicknesses.
Pricing
For stainless AEB-L add $50 to base price
Mosaic pins add $20
Loveless and Corby bolts add $20
Coloured G10 liners add $15
Leather handmade sheath add $60
Belt dropper for sheath add $15
Other Products
Leather covered stropping/honing boards.
Ferro Fire rods
Camellia Oil
Heat Treating & Hardness Test
All blades are heat treated in an electric knife kiln with precise heat control. I have a gas forge available for certain steels. My tried and tested heat treat process ensures a perfect hardness on each blade. Double tempering of every blade to exact temperatures produces a tough and durable knife. Each stage is tested “in house” on an electric Rockwell hardness testing machine to make sure the correct hardness is achieved. The final check makes sure the blade is between 59-60 HRC.