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Home Products Duke

Overview

The Fiddleback Forge Duke is situated between the Kephart and the Camp Knife in the Fiddleback lineup. Its 5.5-inch blade and handle ergonomics make it capable of chopping tasks while still performing well at detailed work. The Duke 10.5-inches in overall length, but its handle shape allows it to perform the chopping tasks of a larger knife. It is well-balanced and nimble 

This Duke by Fiddleback Forge features a satin finished blade with heat treat finished flats, .157" blade stock and 1.445" blade depth, full tapered tang construction. The handle has cocobolo scales with black/yellow G-10 liners, lanyard hole on the butt, black micarta pins. Excellent condition.

Product Details

Blade Length 5.375

Overall Length 10.5

Weight (oz) 8

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Full Tang, Tapered Tang

Blade Material A2

Blade Details Drop Point

Handle Material Wood

About the Maker

Fiddleback Forge
Fiddleback Forge

Hi, I am Andy Roy, the maker at Fiddleback Forge, LLC. I started making knives in 2007, and went full time May 1, 2009 when I got laid off of my last engineering position. I consider myself a toolmaker, and much of the focus of my work is in the handle. I strive to make the most comfortable handle you?ve ever held. It is important to me that you can hold the knife in many positions comfortably and do hard extended work with the blade. I also think it is important for the handle to index the knife in your hand, so that no matter how you hold it, you know where the edge is without having to look. I use a variety of steels, and my favorite grinds are convex, and Scandi. In 2010 I spent a lot of time developing a finish treatment for the flats of my knives that I call 3D Spalted Steel. It adds a unique character to my blades, and I think it complements the refined handle work well. I am very excited to be working with Arizona Custom Knives, and hope you enjoy the Fiddleback Forge knife you buy from them.

Roy (Fiddleback Forge), Andy
Roy (Fiddleback Forge), Andy

Hi, I am Andy Roy, the maker at Fiddleback Forge, LLC. I started making knives in 2007, and went full time May 1, 2009 when I got laid off of my last engineering position. I consider myself a toolmaker, and much of the focus of my work is in the handle. I strive to make the most comfortable handle you?ve ever held. It is important to me that you can hold the knife in many positions comfortably and do hard extended work with the blade. I also think it is important for the handle to index the knife in your hand, so that no matter how you hold it, you know where the edge is without having to look. I use a variety of steels, and my favorite grinds are convex, and Scandi. In 2010 I spent a lot of time developing a finish treatment for the flats of my knives that I call 3D Spalted Steel. It adds a unique character to my blades, and I think it complements the refined handle work well. I am very excited to be working with Arizona Custom Knives, and hope you enjoy the Fiddleback Forge knife you buy from them.