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Beautiful knife!

The above CPM154 cleaver was only tumbled. I haven't tried the bluing/bleach treatment on any stainless steel. I usually use muriatic acid to darken stainless.

Are they actual people? I had assumed they were spambots . . . I report them all the time.

Nice work! And that's by far my favoritest "ugly" wood!!

Congrats, Mark! Looks like a very functional work of art . . .

Thanks for all of the kind words, guys! I'm not worthy of it. Like Dennis Miller says, I'm just a young kid with a dream . . . The O1 knives have what I'm calling my "Force Aged" Finish. I use the gun blue/bleach method. The fumes from this process are deadly, so it must be done outdoors...

I just finished these three and thought I'd share. Thank you for checking out my work! First up is the "Shelton Cleaver" in .315" O1: Next is the "Song Cleaver" in .200" CPM154: And last is the "Plesskin" in .280" O1: Some group shots:

Nice job! What did you think about the Tero Tuff? How did you finish it?

The Rough Men who stand ready . . . thank God for each and every one of them.

Very Beautiful and eminently functional! :thumbup1:

Welcome, Jeremy!

That system is ingenious. Great job.

Thank you, Laurence! The ring was a request by the gentleman who originally commissioned it. I was hesitant, but I've made quite a few knives with ringed handles that worked well enough using a saber/hammer type grip, so I gave it a go. I added the forward choil to offer the user the option...

Thank you very much for your kind words!

The stuff looks really nice! What is it constructed of?

Welcome, Clayton!

I love it, Rafael! Both the knife and sheath look wonderfully useful and beautifully constructed.

Thank you for the great write-up, George. Looks like a wonderful class!

Great news!! Thanks for your hard work, Doug!

You knocked this one out of the ballpark, Bill!