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Killer looking work on the handles. how does it feel in the hand??

Got back into the forge and had to do a 9 3/4 inch, 1095 blade, big wacker. put winge wood handles on to add a touch of class. Double temper line

It amazing what you can do with kydex. excellent work. like the tiger kydex alot.

Don't forget to stop by and introduce yourself. If you have a table there I will make time to see what you have.

reengineered an 1820s patteren, real cool to whip out and say, thats a knife....

There is always one or two that will kick your butt no matter how many you have made. Keeps you on your toes.

Excellent period piece. U might want to make a few of them while you are in that zone. great work on the sheath also

You also have to use their buffing compound to get the correct shine. Go very easy with normal buffing methods dishes out real quick.

Nice looking knife. He should of asked for a rubber hose so he can practice being beat.

Retired military, I use knifemaking to support my shooting habit. Keeps me busy and out of trouble(kinda). Knifemaking has opened many other doors,writing,prototyping,testing new products. Its amazing how a few knives can open doors. Besides I've met a whole lot of very intresting people and...

How about unfolding the canned damascus for Blade usage? trying to work on freeing up that time frame.

like the filework alot. taper grind or don't countersink the piviot holes as deep. it will finish off the transition to the blade smoother. good shape to the handle

1/16 pins would give it a classier look but nothing wrong with the way it looks as is.

excellent looking damascus

Thank for the kind words. what a pain in the a$$ to make.

Got dared to make one of these

it will wear out quickly from the steel. stick with 416.

slip joint of linerlock

Is that a huntsman or a woodsman in the background... nice knives.

Getting ready for the spirit of steel show but sounds like a great time...