I hand-make knives of my own design from the initial concept to the finished product. My love of fine craftsmanship is apparent in all my work. Although I make some knives to similar patterns, each is a unique creation; a true one-of-a-kind offering. I am always experimenting with new designs, materials, and techniques, so my knives are constantly evolving.

I use my own hands for each operation involved, without the use of fixtures or jigs. The workmanship of my knives is guaranteed for life. Virtually all of the effort expended in the making of a knife is hand work. In this way, I develop a level of intimacy with the materials and processes that allows me to deeply understand the way things are coming together, and to compensate for things like variations in natural materials.

Starting with bar stock of the best available knife steels, I grind, polish, and heat treat my blades. Handles are then attached and shaped by hand, of materials both ordinary and exotic. I take great pleasure in watching the metamorphosis occur from raw materials to finished tools that are both useful and attractive.