I made this one to be the center piece in an upcoming show, it's a 2,000 layer modified multi bar jelly roll with a high carbon core. The steels used in the forging of this knife were 1084/1095/W2/ 15n20 it was a blast to put together and so I decided to send it off to Caleb Royer to have it photographed since I have been drooling over his work for quite some time. But here are the specs.

Blade Length: 9 inches
Blade Width: 2 inches
Handle Length: 5 inches
Total Length: 14 inches
Handle Material: Desert Ironwood Burl/Stabilized Oregon Maple Burl with leather spacers
Hardware: stainless steel pins/ mosaic pins
Sheath: 8 ounce veg tan.

Thanks for looking!

Robert

Wow. awesome blade. I'd love to see how that came together.

Absolutely stunning!

beautiful piece of craftsmanship there antigoth! very nice blade, and a gorgeous handle to go with it, great work!

2,000 layer ? a typo? 1,000 layers appears normally as a mono-steel most the time.... still looks good

Again, awsome work, Robert! I am envious of the power hammer and how you did the jelly roll pattern. Great choice of wood for the scales as well!

Every aspect of that came out gorgeous, and the photography shows it off well.  Good work, man!

Thanks guys! And no 2000 isn't a typo :) At each stage of welding I added in 1/8 inch pieces of 1084 and 15n20 leading to the larger and smaller streaks with the jelly roll coming to 2,100 layers roughly by the end.

Oh my god this is the most beautiful knife I've ever seen  :wub: 
Thanks for sharing, It's really stunning. 
Bacha. 

Well, this pattern is the most unbelievable play with the material I've ever seen. I just can't understand what my eyes see. I like the whole knife but the pattern really takes my brains' breath away.

 

Bests:

 

Gergely

Over the top 

Very impressive work!

Thanks everyone!

Antigoth,

 The knife is first rate and so is your photography.  Great presentation sir, you do good work.

Peter   

Sweet with a handle on it!