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That is a beautiful B&T I like your choice of scale colors they complement the blade nicely I sure love a good B&T it's my favorite Knife. Great Job OH the second one looks great to did you do the pewter yourself?

Thanks IronWolf My Son is in the Army and is not here so I bought myself a small wire welder I know he would have bought it for me if he were here. Happy Fathers Day everybody!!

Looks like number 92 Mr. Ben Johnson has won this one Ben PM me with your address and I will get this out Monday.

That sure is pretty nice job

That look's great I like the file work can I see a close up of your pins are you going to make a case for it?

That looks great how many lbs presser are you running, is that one of the Modified Side Arm Burner's made by Larry Zoeller. If you go to home depot and buy a door you can put it on top of two or three stacks of boxes it makes a great work bench or desk. Get some 2x4’s and put one on both sides...

Looks good I like the file work.

I have a finishing kit to give away this Friday night 6-19-2010 at 7:00 PM Pacific Time. I will use a random number generator to pick the winning number. Please only enter once a day. 2thumbs The kit contains: File set, 3M scotch bright pads, x-acto knife and blades, brass seal removal tools...

Looks very good what type of steel is it?

Looks very cool are those copper pins?

My two cents As I see it we use jigs to do many tasks every day. I’m a computer guy been working with them for over 30 years. Suppose I told you that you had to learn to spell before you could use a spell checker :( or learn HTML before you could post on a Knife forum. Let’s go a little...

Erin how do you like your new toy I was looking into buying one myself, have you been able to test it out yet?

Thanks for all the nice comments I sharpened them using a Professional Knife Sharpening 7-1/2" Wheel I purchased of of Texas knife makers site. It does a very good job fast and clean. The only draw back I see with it is you can over heat the edge if your not careful. I dipped mine in water with...

Those look really great how did you form the one on the left. Have you ever considered using your drill pres and a small finish nail to make the stitching holes? I mark mine with a star wheel and then drill them with my drill press and a 1/2 inch piece of plywood to help keep the stitches vertical.

check out http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?t=8791 I order most of the parts from his sources. Good luck I'm still waiting on my brick where did you get yours from?

Field trials Well I passed these blades out to my fishing partners this last weekend it is out annual trip into Salmon Lake here are some shots of them being used. The only complaint I receive was one guy said it was two sharp to skin fish with. I checked them out at the end of the three days...

Here are the first 4 knifes that I thought were worth finishing after grinding. I heat treated these in my forge a few weekends back they are all 1095, for the finish I sandblasted them smoothed them over with steel wool and then did a mustard finish. Thanks for looking. I still have a...

Winner Last nights winning numbers were (4 9 14 39 43 38) so it looks like post # 38 is the winner Mr. macfly 2thumbs please PM me with your address info. I'll send this out on Monday after I get back from my fishing trip. I should have more stuff in the future more masks I'm sure. :bud:

You still have some time to enter

Thanks Calvin What brand of belts do you use I've used some that grab when they get wet especially at the higher grits?