Vanderhoof area, British Columbia
From raw steel to a blade. From leather to the sheath that carries it.
Brent shares the work behind Forgey Mc Forge Face: forged knives, leather and Kydex sheaths, and mechanical projects from his northern B.C. workshop life.
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Maker behind Forgey Mc Forge Face
Brent shares forging, sheath work and mechanical builds through the Forgey Mc Forge Face profiles. His Instagram and YouTube channels link to each other, connecting the maker's current name to his Brent channel address.
A finished knife is one part of Brent's maker story. Forgey Mc Forge Face follows the work around it: forging steel, shaping a piece, working leather and making a sheath. His YouTube channel describes layered Damascus work alongside leather, Kydex and mechanical builds.
For a closer look, start with the knife and leather pocket-clip sheath he shared on Instagram in July 2026. It is a specific example from his portfolio, with its own design and materials. Our illustration is an imagined workbench; the official post is where you can see Brent's actual piece.
The channel also opens the workshop door beyond knives, with project builds and the fixes that come along the way. If a piece catches your eye, use his official profile to ask about it. Agree on the exact design, materials, price, timing and delivery directly with Brent before arranging any work.
Explore a specific knife and sheath example in Brent's own portfolio. His channel describes forging layered Damascus steel, with the making process shared alongside finished work.
This is a portfolio example. Current stock, prices, commissions and performance have not been verified by Upvote.
Explore the collectionBrent's channel describes custom leather and Kydex sheath making. His July knife post gives a closer look at one leather pocket-clip sheath paired with a blade.
Ask about fit, materials and whether work is currently accepted. The channel description does not establish a current order service or delivery terms.
Explore the collectionFollow project videos on the maker's channel, including race-mower builds, tool projects and the mechanical work around them.
These are creator videos. No bookable classes, repair service or tool-brand affiliation is established here.
Explore the collectionInstagram requires a signed-in account aged 19 or older to view this profile. YouTube offers another way to explore the work. Posted pieces do not establish current stock or open commissions; ask Brent about availability, specifications, care, price and delivery. No visitor address or walk-in hours are listed here.
The maker's Instagram bio places him between Mapes and Engen, in the Vanderhoof area of British Columbia; his linked YouTube channel lists Canada. This verifies a Canadian maker connection. The origins of steel, leather, Kydex and other inputs, and the manufacturing origin of each individual piece, have not been independently established.
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