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Very nice! I really like that slim fighter. Man, what a good looking knife!

I saw your WIP earlier and was fascinated by it. So much so that I have read through it several times. Thank you for posting that. What a good looking hawk!

All three of them are very nice. I really like the looks of that sub hilt and that Gyuto is just beautiful.

Thanks guys, I appreciate it. LaGrange, that would be good, but I think it would be sharing tips. Your work is looking pretty dang good.

I am still a complete rookie and nowhere up to the standards of the fine makers I keep seeing on here, but I keep trying to learn and improve bit by bit. Of course with everything going on with an older house that needs some work, kids that have stuff going on and this god awful heat lately I...

Sweet looking blade. I bet you can't wait. Please let us see more pictures when you get it.

Wow! Very nice work. Another tip o' the hat to you.

Good looking knife and a good write up on your testing. As someone else said -"educational and entertaining". Thanks for posting this.

Very nice! I'm with dancalvin, and really like that subtle pattern.

Outstanding hawk there. Love the wavy haft too.

I agree with Bill T, that looks fine. The only thing I might possibly change is the tip of the finger guard. Maybe radius it.

Nicely done. I really like the looks of that. Out of curiosity, do you treat the copper with anything to keep it from tarnishing.

That is a very good looking knife. I agree with the other posters, that angled plunge looks great.

Very nice work there, Brad. It looks very sharp and pointy. I like that sheath arrangement too.

Yep, you are a lucky man. Make sure you tell her you know how lucky you are.

Very nice looking razor. As Bruce said, that wood and damascus do look good together.

From one Indiana boy to another (Fort Wayne area here) - that is a fine looking knife. I also like the angled plunge line and the home grown walnut. I have a few pieces of Locust wood, from our yard, that I have been thing about using.

I too am very sorry to hear that. We don't know each other directly, but I have enjoyed reading your posts and seeing your work. I wish you and your family the best as you get through your tough time. As others have said, I would be happy to pitch in whatever I could to help.

Clancy is right. DraftSight is a very good program - especially considering that it is free.

That looks real good. Nice work on both the knife and the sheath.