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As a somewhat "new" guy I would have to say Calvin is a big standout to me on KD. He is one of the ones that has helped KD feel like home. Ed

It is there, thanks John. Ed

Welcome to KD. Would like to see your work. Ed

Welcome to KD, Show us some pic's you will likely get help as you build your first. Ed

I like the knife and the leather work, and i agree, Very nice work sir! Ed

I love these dark colored knives you make and this one it a beauty. Ed

They are there and It is beautiful. I like simple, and that is simply beautiful. Ed

Plain, simple, but yet elegant. Well done and I love the design. Ed

Looks like a knife that will get constant use. The go to knife, and pretty. Ed

I am assuming that they used dirt to make a fire pot, but that is just a guess. I just went to the shop where I get my car worked on and they gave me the rotor that I use. With scrap prices what they are now I am sure you could pick up something free or very cheep. Talk to the guys at the...

Sweet. Ed

I understand that, hope it works out well and you are happy with it. Ed

WOW. Ed

24" wide is Way to much. You will burn more coal than you need to and it will be coal that you will not get use out of it. My fire pot is about 8" wide and 4" deep. It could be a little wider but it is what I found for free. It is a deep dish brake rotor form the local shop. I set mine in a...

Thanks Calvin, I will look fr it today. Ed

Thanks for posting all of this. I am glad you are doing this without a lathe so I can see how you are doing it. Impressive. I'll be watching. Ed

Thanks for the peek into your methods. Looking forward to seeing it finished. Ed

You will have a happy customer. Ed

Looking good, you are stepping up. Ed

I am a "blacksmith" working toward becoming a knife maker. I see no problem using coal to forge with. You have to be more careful not to over heat your blade/ tip but a coal forge can work very well to forge knives. Ed