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great work. Tell me more about the billet, I really love the pattern on your blade!!

yes I would like to understand more on heat treating carbon steel. If Kevin would be willing to take the time. Thank you.

welcome to the dogs lets see some of your work when your ready.

welcome to the dogs

great looking skinner!! I like the transition and shape between the bolster and the handle.

Fantastic looking collection !!! I really like the look of the Fotuki's. It would be a hard choice to pick.

you need a thread pitch gauge it measures the size of the screw or bolt and how many threads per inch. The 1-72 is a size 1 with 72 threads per inch this is considered a fine thread. Do a internet search on thread pitch and buy a gauge there only a few bucks . Hope this helps.

Welcome to the knifedogs. Order some supply catalogs from Jantz and texaskinfemakers supply and start looking. There are several out there unless you want to go with a custom ordered blade from one of the makers on the forums. Good luck and lets see some of your work.

nice to look at, easy to use professional looking!!

David nice job I always like stag on a hunting knife It's nice to see what little changes you can make on the same knife, and get different looks. Great Work, keep it up.

Don and Jim Thanks for your kind words. Sorry it took so long for me to reply, I just got back from my mothers 90th birthday party and family reunion.

Finished this copy of a sharpfinger for a coworker. He had a old Pc. of cocobolo he wanted cut down for the scales. and arounded spine.The steel was 3/16 1080 quenched in maxim oil DT48 The sheath I bought and wet form to fit. Fill free for all comment and help. Sorry for the dark photos.

Ernie is still doing business. I just ordered a set of stencils from Ernie a couple months ago. The above web site is the correct one.

Another great pc of work I always like looking at what you and your son design.

welcome to the pound you'll like the company

nice little knife. I like the style. Where did you buy the handle bolts/pins

Randy, The first thing that I noticed was the narrow dark pattern . It looks like the Vertebrae that makes up your spine. Great work as always.

welcome to the pound. Let's see some photos of your collection and work.

Great craftsmanship!!!

welcome to the dogs