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This small dagger by Todd Kopp features a hand rub satin finished double edged blade with .235" blade stock and .797" blade depth, hidden tang construction. The handle has a nickel silver guard and butt, blackwood grip. Comes with a hand tooled brown leather sheath. Has a few light scratches and patina on the blade, otherwise good condition.
Blade Length 4.125
Overall Length 8
Weight (oz) 4.4
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Has Sheath, Hidden Tang
Blade Material Unknown
Blade Details Dagger
Handle Material Metallic, Wood
"I have always had a great interest in knives, even when I was a young boy growing up in Wisconsin. My dad gave me a knife that my grandfather made. I never got to meet my grandfather so that knife is very special to me. I first got started making knives in 1988 when a co-worker gave me a piece of tool steel from a saw to work. My brother told me that the knife that I made out of it looked like something made in a prison. I enjoy knifemaking because you are starting out with a chunk of steel and a chunk of ivory, and you hopefully end up with something of beauty. These are a few of the many makers that have inspired me: Buster Warenski, D'Holder, Dennis Freidly, Tim Hancock, and Don Norris. I prefer using Damascus steel because of the wide variety of beautiful patterns available. I like using natural materials for handles such as fossil Walrus, Mammoth ivory, and Mammoth teeth."
