Contact Mike Mann, award winning custom knife maker
The Cliff Knife, designed by canoe guide/author Cliff Jacobson. The blade is 4 1/4" flat ground, high carbon steel with full tang handle. Various woods available (some included), some +$20 and up. Also special "rescued wood" (100+ years old) osage orange wood from Mann Family Farm (+$30) or maple from Lake Superior (+$35). Why use rescued wood? More stable, tighter grain, less likely to warp or crack, a beautiful piece of history!
The Cliff Canoe Knife
15N20 sawmill bandsaw steel
blade is approximately 3/32 " thick - $190
The Cliff Hunter Knife has 1/8"+ thick high carbon steel blade for heavier use. $220
The Lady Cliff Knife (left)
scaled down blade 15N20 steel (3 3/4") and handle size for the more feminine hand $180
- "The most practical and beautiful knife in my arsenal, this knife begs to be touched and used!" says Cliff Jacobson March '97 issue Tactical Knives Magazine article "Mountain Man's Masterpiece."
- "Perfect knife to handle camp chores...a tool that I wouldn't hesitate to depend on in the wilds." Steven Dick, Editor and Chief, Tactical Knives, July '99.
- "Mike's knife preformed as I hoped it would...The Cliff Knife took a beating," says Dan Shechtman Jan/Feb 2000 issue Backwoodsman Magazine article"The True All-Purpose Bush Knife"
The Light Field Knife (L.F.K.) has a 4 3/4" blade - $120. Works well as a boning knife, field dress small game and kitchen camp chores! Made of 15N20 high carbon tool steel (saw mill band saw steel) that is 3/32" thick and tapered to the tip. The blade is stiffer than a fishing knife so it works well as a boning knife. The full tang, tear drop handle can be special ordered in wood or antler slabs (price varies by choice) and is extremely comfortable in hand while in use! It comes with brass and guard pins. A sturdy, tight fit leather sheath completes this knife.
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Idaho Knife Works L.F.K. is just one in a line of highly practical outdoor knives they are well known for. Steven Dick, Editor-in-Chief May 07 Tactical Knives Magazine
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Fishing knives are shaped just like L.F.K. with longer blades. These blades are also made from 15N20 high carbon steel. This steel holds an edge extremely well & hones quickly for use. The blades are also very flexible!
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Idaho Knife Works
P.O. Box 144
Spirit Lake, Idaho 83869
Reach us by cellular telephone at our remote mountain cabin [Pacific Time]
(509) 994-9394
