Burls and Steel LLC

Burls and Steel LLC Husband and wife duo Ben and Sydney creating custom handmade knives and other wood and metal works. Products for sale on website:

Color more your thing? We have options for that as well!
06/26/2026

Color more your thing? We have options for that as well!

We created slip joint folders as a nod to the timeless design. Kind of like what your great grandfather might have carri...
06/24/2026

We created slip joint folders as a nod to the timeless design. Kind of like what your great grandfather might have carried!

CPM 154 stainless steel Classic slip joint design with nail nickBL: 2.75"OAL: 6.85"Whitetail deer antlerComes with a custom leather pouchBased off of our Sportsman fixed blade

Introducing… Our Pocket Sportsman! We are so excited, we finally made folding knives! Check out all of them on our websi...
06/20/2026

Introducing… Our Pocket Sportsman!
We are so excited, we finally made folding knives! Check out all of them on our website: burlsandsteel.com/folders

We don’t often get snow in Charleston so when we do, we must document it!
02/04/2026

We don’t often get snow in Charleston so when we do, we must document it!

Can’t wait to see what 2026 brings!
12/27/2025

Can’t wait to see what 2026 brings!

Handmade 15 layer Damascus made from forging 1084 and 15n20 high carbon steel together. Whitetail deer antler handle wit...
12/06/2025

Handmade 15 layer Damascus made from forging 1084 and 15n20 high carbon steel together. Whitetail deer antler handle with G10 and brass bolster.

We’re partial to Burls but there’s just something about curls…
09/24/2025

We’re partial to Burls but there’s just something about curls…

Just finished this hand forged Damascus chef’s knife this week! Tried something new with the handle shape!              ...
09/09/2025

Just finished this hand forged Damascus chef’s knife this week! Tried something new with the handle shape!

A common question we’re asked is, “What are those markings on the blade?” Those are forge marks from the process of hitt...
09/08/2025

A common question we’re asked is, “What are those markings on the blade?” Those are forge marks from the process of hitting hot steel with a hammer! We could easily take them out, but we like to keep them in because they tell the story of the knife and that each one is handmade.

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Charleston, SC
29401, 29403, 29405, 29407, 29409, 29412, 29414, 29424, 29425, 29455, 29492

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