#230 Rasp File Harpoon

This one-of-a-kind harpoon-style knife is a true piece of functional craftsmanship, handmade from start to finish using only premium American-made materials. Built for both performance and visual impact, this knife reflects the time, skill, and attention to detail that only handcrafting can provide.

The blade is forged from a reclaimed American rasp file, a high-carbon steel known for its strength and ability to take a keen edge. Repurposing this steel not only gives the blade exceptional durability but also preserves the rugged character of the original material.

The handle pairs rich Chola wood with striking blue and white resin, creating a bold contrast that makes this knife stand out in any collection. Solid brass pins provide strength and classic styling, while a blue liner adds a subtle accent that ties the entire handle together.

Each step of the process—from grinding and heat treating to shaping, fitting, and finishing—is done by hand. No templates, no mass production, and no shortcuts. Because of this, every knife is truly unique and cannot be duplicated.

This knife comes with a premium black-dyed Herman Oak leather sheath, handmade in a vertical carry style for secure and comfortable belt carry. Herman Oak leather is widely respected as one of the finest vegetable-tanned leathers available in the United States, known for its durability, strength, and ability to age beautifully over time.

This piece is not just a tool—it is a functional work of art designed to be used, carried, and appreciated for generations.

Every knife I make is unique. Once this one finds its owner, it will never be duplicated.