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Hi Tim Looking good!! A really nice combo!! All the best Paul

Hi Brad, i really like that! Cheers, Paul

Thanks Pierre, Your very kind!! All the best Paul www.masonknives.co.uk

Hi Just looked at your website - stunning!! There is an awful lot of skill and time in your knives. I now know what the scale are, thank you. Paul

Hi Brandant, Really elegant knife. The scales are really beautiful, would you mind telling me what they are and where they came from. All the best Paul

Cheers Jeff, well said! Could not have put it better myself! Paul

Hi Tom Sorry to hear about your troubles. Sounds like you know how to make the best of things! Good luck to you Sir, I was in the same boat as you few years ago, (car accident), but with a lot of grim determination and divine intervention manged to get going again! Take care Paul

Thank you all again for your really kind comments, it is so heart warming to see so much talent on this site and so much encouragement for others from all parts of the globe, what the world needs these days!!. All the very best to you all. Paul www.masonknives.co.uk

Nice work Justin, you should be proud to carry it! Keep up the good work. All the best Paul www.masonknives.co.uk

Thanks every one for a warm and friendly welcome Cheers Paul www.masonknives.co.uk

Hi all, Thought id post a Teardrop i finished recently. RWL-34 blade and spring All stainless hardware African Black wood scales Thanks for looking Paul. www.masonknives.co.uk

Good luck to you Robert, The knife and the cause are both amazing! All the best Paul

Nice work, great looking knife! Paul

Hi Bill, great looking knife, I don't know what your are worried about!!!! Paul

Hi! Some pictures of how i inlay sheilds. The sheilds were from Tracy. I made the Templates from O1 steel and hardened, but not tempered them. The jig is shop made by me from aluminium scrap on E-bay. The cutters are 1mm diameter. Take it slowly, a little depth at a time. Mark the shield which...

A big thank you for all your kind words, Much appreciated! Paul www.masonknives.co.uk

Hi Stezzann Thank you for your kind words. The end pin will give you trouble if the liners and spring are not perfectly flat. Make sure this is the case. I peened the centre pin first, then the rear pin. Take your time, and go gently. I use a tapered reamer on all the holes to allow the pin to...

Thanks Calvin! You too make fine knives!! All the best Paul

Hi Bud, i have been lucky in that i had been making bronze sculpture for a long time, that taught me a lot of skills that were relevant to knife making. But its been a steep learning curve and i am not so quick, lots of sleepless nights! I will post you some photos of how i inlay a shield...

Hi Laurence Thanks for you kind words! Yes you can carry a knife in England, providing it is under a blade length of 3" and non-locking in a public place, if you have a good reason to have it. Not ideal i know, but that`s the way it is! There are lots of talented makers in England, its a shame...