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I am 17 and have made about 20 knives. This is the first one I have ever attempted to sell, and i am wanting to sell it to buy more tools. The blade is made of 1084 high carbon steel, and I believe the handle to be cherry but I'm not 100% certain. The overall length is 7 inches, the blade is 3 1/4, and the handle is 3 3/4. I am asking $125. If you're interested you can send me an email at [email protected]. My dad is also on here and he has bought and sold a few things on here in the past with no issue, and his name is Docbar. If the link to view image doesn't work please let me know.

Good looking knife young man, good luck with the sale!

+1.

Nice work 👊💪

Good job there. Best of luck with your sale.

Nice job!
If I was to make a guess I would think the scales are walnut or butternut wood.

Nice classic lines. Looks like a great hunting knife.

Yea, walnut was my second guess

I'll take it. Just remember when when you're famous. I have a knife with this shape by a maker in Alaska. It will make a great all around knife.

Great! Send me an email and we can work out the details

Good lookin' piece - keep up the good work!

email sent

Way to go Carson!
Looks like you are headed down that slippery slope of knife making.
Best of luck!
Tim

Keep them coming. Put in the classifieds next time

This particular knife is sold. If you would like something similar please contact me at [email protected]

Got the knife. Here's some feedback for you guys. It was a steal at that price. This kid is talented. What he didn't say in the original description was that it has a tapered tang. He nailed it. Fit and finish is top 10-20% of knives I've bought.

I have knives from Menefee, Dowell, Oelke, May, Ingram, etc.... If Cameron keeps working, we will all be scrambling to get one of his blades like we do all those makers. Well done, young man.

Dude, you got some skills.
Do a copy of a dumplin. You'll sell them like hotcakes. Good luck and very cool.