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Jay Fisher - World Class Knifemaker

"Macha Navigator" tactical combat knife, obverse side view in ATS-34 high molybdenum stainless steel blade, 304 stainless steel bolsters, Olive hardwood handle, locking kydex, aluminum, stainless steel, nickel plated steel sheath
"Macha Navigator" with Olive More
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Delivery Times for Custom Knives

“It is quality rather than quantity that matters.”

Lucius Annaeus Seneca (4? B.C. - 65 A.D.)

Demand is high, so delivery periods are longer.

It happens. A guy needs a good custom knife, and he doesn't see the exact one he wants on my Current Knives for Sale or Tactical Knives for Sale pages. He finds my site and identifies a particular pattern, style, and details of his dream knife. He emails, I give him a general starting quote and a delivery period.

He might be surprised to find out the delivery time is greater than a year, or two, or more. I feel for him. He wants a good custom knife, and he's honored me with his request, and is ready to back up his interest with his hard-earned dollars. I'm very grateful that he's chosen me as his knife maker.

My order rack, which accommodates 60 orders. There is another stack of orders in the office, just waiting to get on the rack!

Before I can start on his knife, I've got at least a hundred more to complete. Yes, more than a hundred knives are in the studio, all in various stages of completion. They are all for clients who have reached me and contracted my work before him, and their projects may range from the simple to the very elaborate. In the list of completion, their knives may take a matter of days to finish or a matter of years. They may be singular works, or more often, nested in a batch of a dozen other orders which all move forward in one giant step, which is efficient from the perspective of tool changes and setups. I'm very happy and they're excited about their knife being built, and the only answer is time. Time is the one thing I wish I had more of, and delivery times are given as an estimate only.

Some people ask, "Is it possible to get a knife in less than four years?"
Sure it is. You can purchase a knife from my completed knives I create for my inventory and offer for sale on this site on the  Knives for Sale page and the Tactical Knives for Sale page. You can also see a list of partially completed knives on the list at my Where's my knife, Jay? page. Also, James Beauchamp and Rusty Russom are working in studio making collaborative knives of all types with a much shorter delivery period. It never hurts to ask if I might have a particular knife coming up available soon.

I'm very thankful that decades of my hard work that have allowed me to grow my business, art, and craft. Thank you to all of you who believe in and are patiently waiting for your completed works. Thank you to all of you who own a fine Jay Fisher custom knife. Without you, my life and edged works are simply not possible. Thank you most of all for your great patience while we create knives, swords, and edged works one at a time by hand!

Jay Fisher with mirror finished hollow ground sword blade. Respirator and heavy protection is required in this job!

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