⚠️ THIS IS A PRE-ORDER
4–6 week wait. Each knife is built to order, one at a time, by hand in Anna Bay, NSW. Your knife enters our queue the day you order.
In stock knives drop every Thursday 7pm and sell quickly, but a pre-order lets you lock in the build — we make them in small batches once a month.
The Ringer is a small field knife built as a genuine all-rounder. Lightweight, sharp, and easy to use — it is the knife that goes with you every time because it never gets in the way.
The blade is stainless San Mai damascus with a VG10 core: a hard cutting core forge-welded between layered stainless steel, etched to raise the pattern. The pattern runs all the way through the steel.
It comes with a custom-fit Kydex sheath and a carry clip, so it rides on a belt or in a pocket and is there the second you need it.
The handle stacks stabilised Tasmanian Blackwood against natural deer antler, split by TruStone and brass spacers. Native timber up front, antler at the back, and a bit of shine where they meet.
A note on timber
Tasmanian Blackwood is a natural material and supply isn't always guaranteed. If we don't have Blackwood on hand when your knife comes up in the queue, we may substitute Australian Ringed Gidgee. We only ever substitute a timber when the figure, grain, colour and performance are very similar or better quality.
A note on antler
Deer antler is a natural material. Every handle is its own shape, colour and texture, so yours will not be identical to the photos — that's the point.
Specs
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Steel: Stainless San Mai damascus, VG10 core, etched
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Overall Length: 190mm
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Cutting Edge: 90mm
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Blade Thickness: 3mm
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Profile: Ringer (small field knife)
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Handle: Stabilised Tasmanian Blackwood, TruStone & brass spacers, deer antler
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Sheath: Custom-fit Kydex with carry clip (included)
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Made: Handmade in Anna Bay, NSW
What You Get
✔ Handmade knife with custom-fit Kydex sheath & carry clip included
✔ Free personalised engraving (added on the product page)
✔ Free lifetime resharpening
✔ Backed for life
✔ Handshaped in our Anna Bay workshop.