Custom Knives On Ebay

[RobesonsRme.com]

Look at the first four or five items in this Ebay Search.

Can anybody explain to me what is going on with those knives?

https://www.ebay.com/sch/1401/i.html?_f ... itleDesc=1

Charlie Noyes

[kennedy knives]

That what I think

[orvet]

They look like prop knives from a post-apocalyptic Hollywood movie.

[tongueriver]

[peanut740]

I don't have any words.

[Mumbleypeg]

Sign of the times. Nowadays it seems there's a market for anything, no matter how stupid or outlandish. In fact the more stupid and outlandish the better.

Ken

[terryl308]

Well, I have an been making knives for over 20 years and my very first knife was about 1000% better than those, must be a joke. He forgot to mention on his influence list Paki Stan. Terry

[Colonel26]

Wow! If he’s selling those things then I need to go into business.

[orvet]

I looked at his feedback and I couldn't find any feedback that said "nice knife" or anything that would indicate the buyer had purchased a knife. Apparently he sells other things and that's what the feedback seemed to be mostly for.

[kootenay joe]

He also sells used toddler's clothing so he is not a knife specialist.
I think this is mental illness. His B.I.N. price for one of these crude & flimsy 'things' is $774. To think that such workmanship is worthy of being sold is delusional. So is $774. People of 'normal' mental status would not suffer such delusions.
kj

[Delmar Morgan]

And I thought my first knife that I ever hammered out was bad.

[robbobus]

The blurb is from one of his ads. After this, he lists virtually every knife maker and factory of the last hundred years so his pathetic junk shows up in alot of searches.


About the Bladesmith
Michael Hill is a native of and grew up in the Pacific Northwestern United States.
He creates knives, axes, jewelry, paintings and other artistic works that show the
influences of his upbringing in that region. Michael makes everything by hand, if
he cannot find a tool for a specific task, he makes one.

In regards to the knives he creates, he combines his love of the outdoors,
sourcing of natural materials and various methods of craftsmanship towards an
initial concept. As he spends countless hours on the blade, handle and sheath,
that initial concept sometimes changes.

He has made knives meant to throw that are balanced and impact well into the
side of a tree, others are meant to be handheld be it for self defense, as utility
in the outdoors while setting up camp or to filet a fresh kill.

A testament to these labors of love, he admits to spending far too long on some
of his works such as the knife in this listing. The end result is self evident, a one
of a kind knife meant to be used and made to endure the elements.

PLEASE SEE MY OTHER HANDMADE KNIVES FOR SALE

[OLDE CUTLER]

Why isn't anyone bidding???

[gsmith7158]

The maker of these knives must be a student of the primitive technology series on youtube. Here's an example.