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- Marlette, MI
- United States
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- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- Yes
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- Yes
- How long have you collected knives?
- 6- 10 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- I love knives! most every kind. Just as long as its form and function are right. I have a modest Case XX collection as well as a few customs.
- Website
- http://hhhcustomknives.com
- About Me
- Im a full time knife maker. and strive to build and design Beautiful functional knives.
- Interests
- Knifes, scrimshaw, fishing, collecting burls and rare woods!
- Other Hobbies
- woodworking, scrimshaw. knife making, did I mention BURL!
- Quote
- God is GOOD! ALL the time!!!!!
Randy, HHH Knives's Groups
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Mad Dwarf Workshop
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The "My Favorite Knife"…
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cKc Knives aKa KnivesAnd…
149 members
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The Knife User Group
73 members
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File_Work_Artists
28 members
Welcome, HHH Knives.
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Hello, My name is Randy Haas, I am the owner of HHH Knives, in Michigan.
I am a full time knife maker... Its my Passion and I thank God that he has blessed me to be able to make these beautiful, functional, working knives.
My goal is to make every knife a very usable as well as extreamly beautiful working art!
Everyone asks whats HHH stand for? Its simple. Hand made, Heavy duty, Hunting knives. "HHH"
All the knives I make are designed and built to be used. made tough and designed not only to last, But to feel perfect in hand. Im a knife user first, and a knife maker second. So the function of the tool is of the utmost importance.... And I am a perfectionist, continually striving to make ever knife better then the last! I use the highest standards and materials when making every HHH Knife. From the choice of steels and handle materials, to the fit and finish. My knives are highly sought after and collected by many great folks from around the globe.
Recently My oldest son Randy Jr. age 19.. Has joined me working full time in the shop. He is forging damascus blades, as well as making knives, Keep a eye on this kid.. as hes going places in the knife world, His passion and excitement for the steel has breathed a new life into the shop.
Most of the knives I make are customs. meaning that the customer has contacted me and, together we choose the diffrent materials and styles of knife. This is a very cool way to get a new knife! I mean, think about it. YOU get to, pick the style of knife and also get to choose all the little details that make the knife YOURS! From the blade size and shape to the type of steel, to the materials used for the handle, guard and pins. Creating a beautiful knife that has your personalty and design aspects in every way!! I ask ya, What knife lover/user wouldnt want that?
WWW.HHHCUSTOMKNIVES.COM
Please feel free to contact me any time. Im a real person, and strive to provide the best customer service in the industry. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks and God Bless
Randy Haas, HHH Knives
I am a full time knife maker... Its my Passion and I thank God that he has blessed me to be able to make these beautiful, functional, working knives.
My goal is to make every knife a very usable as well as extreamly beautiful working art!
Everyone asks whats HHH stand for? Its simple. Hand made, Heavy duty, Hunting knives. "HHH"
All the knives I make are designed and built to be used. made tough and designed not only to last, But to feel perfect in hand. Im a knife user first, and a knife maker second. So the function of the tool is of the utmost importance.... And I am a perfectionist, continually striving to make ever knife better then the last! I use the highest standards and materials when making every HHH Knife. From the choice of steels and handle materials, to the fit and finish. My knives are highly sought after and collected by many great folks from around the globe.
Recently My oldest son Randy Jr. age 19.. Has joined me working full time in the shop. He is forging damascus blades, as well as making knives, Keep a eye on this kid.. as hes going places in the knife world, His passion and excitement for the steel has breathed a new life into the shop.
Most of the knives I make are customs. meaning that the customer has contacted me and, together we choose the diffrent materials and styles of knife. This is a very cool way to get a new knife! I mean, think about it. YOU get to, pick the style of knife and also get to choose all the little details that make the knife YOURS! From the blade size and shape to the type of steel, to the materials used for the handle, guard and pins. Creating a beautiful knife that has your personalty and design aspects in every way!! I ask ya, What knife lover/user wouldnt want that?
WWW.HHHCUSTOMKNIVES.COM
Please feel free to contact me any time. Im a real person, and strive to provide the best customer service in the industry. I look forward to hearing from you.
Thanks and God Bless
Randy Haas, HHH Knives
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Wow! Thud! I just fell out of my chair.
Some things in life are just filled with Goodness! This would be one of those things...
Good job, Randy! I love the shape...very Persian looking! The burl is very interesting!
Thanks JJ! You know thats how I like em!
B...E...A utiful!
cool shields! I like these! Gives me a idea! lol Hmm
Kyley, That is indeed a gut hook! This one is a custom order for a client and friend. in Alaska. He requested a gut hook to help in the cleaning of all the HUGE King Salmon and Halibut.. I have never seen a gut hook on a fillet knife.. The O1 has ba…
Wow.. its that a gutting hook on the back? or just going for a cool look. I'm loving O1.. is that forge scale? or forced patina?
That is one great looking piece or burl, Randy.
LOL Kyley, Your CRAZY! lol Thats a great video.. did ya find the other piece? sounded like it bounced around quite a bit! I love that blade! Great Job bro!!!
Kyley. Great design and build! Congrats brotha!
nice looking blade :)
Thanks Kyley! I am hard pressed to say this is my favorite.. But its in the top 5! :)
Another awesome cKc!
stunning. my favourite so far.
love that pic,thats a working mans hand
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 9:57am on July 20, 2010,
Craig T. (max) McGruder said…
- Happy Birthday Randy! Have a great day!
- At 7:34am on July 20, 2010,
Scott King said…
- Happy B'day. Randy. I hope someone makes a knife for you today!
- At 7:59pm on June 8, 2010,
Fred Kemp, "bloomingeek" said… - Thanks for the birthday wish. I'm 52 now and going strong. Fred.
- At 6:06am on June 8, 2010,
Relly Carpio said…
- thanks for the greet!
- At 9:58pm on June 6, 2010,
Larry Clark said… - Thanks for the welcome. great looking knives. I would like to do some knife business with you later this summer and thanks again, Larry
- At 10:06am on May 19, 2010,
Bob Robinson said… - Thanks Randy, Nice looking knives!
- At 7:15am on May 19, 2010,
Tony Mohr said… - Nice looking blades... Is there a Joe keesler around this site?
- At 7:38am on May 15, 2010,
Joseph Bongle said… - Hi Randy,
Thought I would drop you a line after checking your website, you make some really nice knives. I'll keep you in mind when I'm fially out of the doghouse, I especially like the damascus skinner that's available now. Alas, it will have to wait.
Take care and keep up the good work,
Joe
- At 1:40pm on May 9, 2010,
Bob Yosco said… - Thanks a heap, Randy. The big 6-0 here.
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Thanks for the positive comment,The leather stamps are made from nails.
Man that sure is a beauty,hard core all the way! Gotta love that sheath ,all that leather stacked !!
wow! yeah that's a fantastic list.
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