Granny's Tactical
3" carbon steel blade, full tang, micarta "Skedaddle Vermin!" handle, told jya once and told jya again ergonomics, "thing or two" tip, cuts like a dream, very comfortable fur fingers with arthur-ritus, dropped blade keeps ya fingers off the cutting block.  Pot holder sheath available.  Rocking chair & quilted lap blanket not included.  Granny ain't stupid!  Robbers?  What to do?  Call the police? Call the militia?  No.  Call Granny! 
Over all length 6 3/4", weight 2 1/4 oz.

The CHAX "Key Ring Multi-tool"
After 22 years of research and development, I've designed a multi-tool that will out perform, in ANY function, all other such tools made.  A little bigger than most, it does not win in portability, but I am sure you will agree that the added function far outweighs the size.  With an interlocking system never thought of before, the tools are replaceable, and guaranteed for life.  So if you're tired of those little flimsy tools that'll remove a screw as long as it isn't as tight as it should be, or hold onto something as long as it isn't slippery, and cut something as long as it could be snapped off with your fingers, then see if my Key Ring Multi-tool doesn't out perform them all, or your money back - - - and, keep the tool !

From our new knife division called "Warm Wood"
CHAX Keemosabe 20"er
20" pine blade with pine handle.  Overall length 29", weight 21 1/2 oz.  Tight grain structure.  Wait till ya see the Lansky sharpener for this one!  Special heat treating required.  Experimenting with the new metamorphoses of wood to steel.  I may even consider to use it as a model for my next neck knife.  This design resulted from Linda insisting on a large knife - so here I am doing as my wife requests, with no questions asked.  It's a very safe practice knife and can be used as a canoe paddle, knife ping-pong, or as a Louisville Slasher???

An addition for our street sign. :)

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