Gear House Knives

Maybe it looks like ice cream, maybe it looks like acrylic pour art, or maybe it looks like an oil spill. Either way its awesome and needs to be on your titanium! Our Color Swirl anodizing starts...

To compliment our blade finishes, we bring the cratering technique that adds an even more aggressive look to the blade. This finish adds a crater-like texture to blade flats, handles, clips, and some...

Choose from a variety of our more basic handle grip patterns/designs, or upload your own artwork for us to put to use on the handle. Design must be simple, crisp & hard lines, and not overloaded...

Choose from a variety of our basic handle grip patterns/designs, or upload your own artwork for a small upcharge for us to put to use on the handle to add a bit of a grip on an otherwise slick or...

This service is for carbon damascus blades, parts as well as timascus or similar items that shows signs of wear and use or general fading. We mask off pivots and detent tracks and refinish using the...

We apply a dimpled look to your gear in various patterns or sizes. The dimples are left with a bright, machined finish when applied to steel or titanium, or a fresh cut material when applied to G10...

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Add functional and decorative carving to the edges of your liners, spine of your blades, or other areas you'd prefer.  NOTE: If your blade has a finish you'd like to keep as is, or if it's a...

*PLEASE READ PRIOR TO ORDERING OR CONTACTING US*  Please Keep In Mind That This Is A Third Party Service, Once Your Order Is Received, There Are No Order Adjustments. As agreed upon with...

We will apply a clean, fresh 400 Grit satin finish to your metal or steel parts, tools, scales, or other. We will be using our best judgement as to whether the finish is applied by hand or machine,...

Jimping refers to the process of adding small notches or grooves (jimps) to the spine of a knife blade or part, primarily to enhance grip and control, especially when the user's hands are wet or...