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Original price $200.00
Price $175.00
Our first multi-purpose fixed blade. Designed by Christensen Knifeworks, the Dreadeye sports a tanto blade shape precisely ground from resilient MagnaCut steel.
SPECIFICATIONS
Comes with original sheath. Excellent Condition.
Blade Length 2.75
Overall Length 6.75
Weight (oz) 2.57
Source Previously owned
Knife Type Full Tang, Has Sheath
Blade Material Other
Blade Details Tanto
Handle Material Richlite
"We are a Texas machine shop that perfected quality pens and started making knives. Our intention is to make everything we possibly can in our shop, only buying raw materials and ceramic ball bearings from two outside companies."
I've been into knives since 2007 when I bought an inexpensive Gerber knife from Walmart. I've been making knives since 2009 when I watched a YouTube video of a guy (Gav knives) making a knife with a grinder from harbor freight. I thought to myself well I'm going to try that, and the rest is history. Shortly after I started customizing knives for friends and myself and started posting on Youtube. I got pretty good at it and have people all over wanting my work. It all started as a hobby and then it became an addiction. I absolutely love making knives and customizing. I've had plenty of support and help from big knife makers, especially Dave Curtiss of Curtiss Knives. I wouldn't be where I am today without them.
