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This knife from Eli Jensen features a drop point blade with a nice hamon, file worked blade spine and a tapered tang construction. .114" Blade Stock. .839"Blade Depth. The handle features wood scales. Includes a brown leather sheath. Light oxidation is visible on the blade. Has been resharpened. Good Condition.
Blade Length 2.625
Overall Length 6.375
Weight (oz) 1.83
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Drop Point
Handle Material Wood
I'm pretty new to the knife making scene; I made my first knife in 2010. I've learned through trial and error, and am constantly challenging myself. Many of my materials and designs have historical inspirations. I cast my own alloys such as bronze and shibuichi to use for fittings. I use carbon steel in my knives, primarily 1084, because there are so many things you can do with carbon steel that you cannot do with stainless. I claim sole authorship of my work, from designing the blade and doing my own heat treatment, to sewing up the leather sheath.
