Not quite in an ocean environment; but at least it’s out of the house ;)

Kizer Hallow Z-Wear mirror polished DLC quick-swap nebula fat carbon mahnetic inlays.

Hinderer XM-18 3.5” and 3” Bowie, CJRB 3.3” and 3.1” Pyrite Bowie, and Kershaw Bel-Air XL and standard Bel-Air. Which one do you prefer?

Ti Model C. I'm a big OTF fan but always told myself I didn't need a Deadlock, then the opportunity came up and here we are. I don't generally like carbon fiber inlays but these are so well done, they have actual texture to them. The switch feels like it's floating and the blade action is very smooth but deliberate. Of course the lock up is rock solid

Through many years and 5 children, we're still going strong 🤙

Koenig Arius - 20CV - Burnished with polished flats

Spartan Blades Phrike - S45VN

Reverse radial frag Oz Roosie - Valley Blade Works/Johnny T Knives custom

Strider SMF DGG

Koa and Elmax

couple bobs and a spyderco

Brown Cortex Mini and CRK Small Sebenza 21

Leclair Knives Swayback Jack slipjoint

Bakers forge cumai blade, 1084 spring, Titanium liners, copper bolsters and shield with black paper micarta scales.

Thanks for looking, please let me know what you think.

**books are open**

Have a knife day

Kansept Parr CF

Quoll | S45VN | Titanium & Titanium Damascus | Brushed | Matte DLC.Ultra | KizerB™

This knife is sleek and stylish with great steel and action. My new favorite gentleman's knife.

Lucky enough to snag one during Blade Show West, wise enough to keep it.

What’s your favourite?

Benchmade full size Crooked River (15080) with custom shop Ladder Damasteel (hand polished to a mirror finish), White Storm Fat Carbon scales by Dragonfly Scales & blue sapphire pivot rings/spacer

A recent stud batch finished! I rarely do studs since most prefer the hole opening. But imo you can't go wrong with either or.

If interested, I'll have these available through my Instagram tomorrow, Wednesday at 4pm CST via lottery. It will close at 5pm cst same day. My Instagram is @wehr.knives

I also post lotteries in my Facebook group 'Wehr Knives'

I do not do custom orders or direct sales. Only through lotteries and sometimes FCFS posts.

These are 100% made in house, one man show, hand ground, hollow ground.

Thank you for looking!

MKT: Marauder

Helm work V3

I will have these two available via lottery tomorrow (Tuesday at 4pm CST) using the new www.mkrbid.com website.

I also have a 7 more in this exact configuration with studs that will be listed in my Facebook group (Wehr Knives) or on my Instagram @wehr.knives this Wednesday. I'll post exact times and where a day in advance on my IG stories and Facebook group.

For those who don't know me, I am a one man show knife maker. I got into collecting knives in 2017. Started making my own in 2018, started Wehr Knives in 2019. Went full time in 2020 and recently went to doing smaller batches about a year and half ago. I use a CNC for a lot of stuff but also still use a lot of handwork. I still hand grind my blades, they're hollow ground. Imo, it's hard to replace a good hand ground blade. I still do full customs here and there but very rarely. And when I do, they're usually auction or lottery pieces for shows.

If you want to check out more of my work, its probably easiest to see everything on my Instagram. If you want more chances to get one, I do more in my Facebook group. Thanks for reading this far! Y'all have a good one 👊

CJRB Bowie Pyrite top liner lock

I love this blend of a traditional and modern. It's a liner locking front flipper with thumb stud. The action is absolutely lacking, I'll admit. It does not flip out at all. If you set the screws just right so that it will flip, the blade has very noticeable play. If you eliminate the play the resistance is too strong to flip it out even with a very hard flick of the wrist. You can slow roll it out with the stud and that's what I find myself usually doing. I don't mind a controlled deploy at all!

I'm not really sure what the random oddly placed digits in the bolsters are supposed to signify. Part of me thinks it looks cool. Part of me thinks it's really lame. 😆

I'm a sucker for jigged bone though, always! So this thing had my attention from the jump. And that tight Damascus pattern in the blade is to die for. Only thing that really bothers me about it is the greening of the brass is starting to get annoying. It's becoming more and more difficult to just quickly buff it out with a tarnish cloth.