The Boneyard
Bull Cutter
| Model | Bull Cutter |
| Steel Type | Farrier rasp |
| Hardness (HRC) | 61 HRC |
| Handle Material | Mammoth tusk, White tru-stone spacer, Tiffany carbon fiber, Tiffany & Black G10 liners and accents |
| Overall Length | 7 inches |
| Grip Length | 3 3/4 inches |
Unearthed and unscathed.
The Boneyard is a bull cutter forged from a farrier’s rasp, once used to shape hooves and now reborn to carve paths through hide, bone, and time. The blade holds 3 ¾ inches of edge at 61 HRC, crisp and ready. A 7-inch grip gives you space to work without wasting a single curve.
The handle is what speaks loudest.
Polished mammoth tusk — ghost-white and full of fossil grain — laid against Tiffany carbon fiber and white tru-stone. Black and Tiffany G10 liners finish the frame, giving contrast and depth, like old ivory wrapped in modern armor. You can almost see this blade being dug up, brought forward in time.
It’s not just a bull cutter. It’s a relic with a future.
