Jordon Berthelot marries two electric materials in one knife.

Jordon Berthelot achieves a hypnotic union of blade and handle materials in his integral hunter.

The blade is his HHH lightning damascus and the handle is cottonwood from Robswildwood.

“I used a wide variety of different bits and burrs with Foredom and Dremel tools to freehand carve the blade and handle,” he wrote.

“As my teacher Spencer Aplin always says, the most difficult part is deciding what to carve and how to give it the flow I want, which is so true,” Berthelot said. “I decided to incorporate the blade carving into the handle so it gave the whole piece a complete look, and also added some great purchase of the handle in multiple different grips.”

Berthelot Integral Hunter Specs
Blade length: 4.5”
Blade material: HHH lightning damascus forged from W1 tool steel/nickel rods w/4800 powder
Handle material: Cottonwood from Robswildwood
Overall length: 9”
Maker’s price for a similar knife: $3,500

See More Custom Knives:

• COOL CUSTOM: BRIAN BROWN’S TAKA V2S
• COOL CUSTOMS: BARRET CHRISMAN TAKES THE OL’ BULLET HI-TECH
• COOL CUSTOMS: KEVIN CASEY’S LITTLE FEATHER KNIVES
• COOL CUSTOMS: BLOUNT’S WAR CLUB DUSTS OFF MOHICAN MEMORIES