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  1. Eric Ochs

    My first double action automatic

    Excellent work Ondrej you are making some very interesting and beautiful stuff.
  2. Eric Ochs

    Scam Alert!

    Thanks, good to know. Eric
  3. Eric Ochs

    Wharncliffe Proto (no name yet..)

    Dustin, Nice addition to your knife line up. That is a good looking one. Eric
  4. Eric Ochs

    My puukko

    Looks very well made and a real looker! As Pieter 2 guns would say, Oh, I think I messed up the South African drawl...that's Lukker. Sorry Pieter :9: Anyway well done looks like a comfortable handle and I am a sucker for nice wood handles. Eric
  5. Eric Ochs

    Fingerguard scandi knife

    That is wonderful! I prefer the Puukko style with a guard and you nailed it. Eric
  6. Eric Ochs

    Wrought Iron

    Thanks, guys for sharing I got some new ideas from all this. :les: I was hoping someone maybe had a short cycle time figured out for the Muratic Acid that might work. The nasty stuff is needed for Damasteel since the info indicates ferric chloride does not etch it well. Eric
  7. Eric Ochs

    Buffalo Skinners , Brothas from anotha Mutha

    Good looking blades, I've always liked buffalo skinners, and the bolsters, damascus and mosaic pins are a great combo. Eric
  8. Eric Ochs

    Wrought Iron

    Any experience using Muriatic Acid? I would rather not take up collecting all these wicked acids if possible...LOL. What I have is 31.45% Hydrochloric, standard stuff. Thanks, Eric
  9. Eric Ochs

    Aqua Bowie

    Stu that is a really good looking Bowie. I love copper especially hammered and great looking hamon as Denny noted too. Eric
  10. Eric Ochs

    Niobium Lady

    Looks good Steve!
  11. Eric Ochs

    Evolution! Warning curvy & pointy

    Thanks all, and yes John it does take some work to get the back edge right and have it all come to a nice point too as you well know. I also think it must take photo skills to well beyond mine to capture a picture of the tip...Maybe what is needed is a 3D camera or something. LOL, it is...
  12. Eric Ochs

    B-side Neckers

    Mosto, Good looking stuff, I dig the handles.
  13. Eric Ochs

    Evolution! Warning curvy & pointy

    Larry and Denny thanks for taking time to post your impressions. I especially like to see other makers comments. Eric
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    Evolution! Warning curvy & pointy

    Third: Orca Blade: CPM S30V flat ground satin finish with Paul Bos Heat Treat; 5/32" width; 4-3/4" blade with hollow ground false back edge martle. Handles: Black & Green G10 with finger groove, red liner, mosaic pin, copper thong tube and guard pins. Fourth: Orca (posted before...
  15. Eric Ochs

    Evolution! Warning curvy & pointy

    Here are three different knives starting with the original Black Bear which was designed a couple years ago. Whether you think it is evolving or devolving is up to your own take but this is the succession of designs. Based strictly on the number of orders the last one has been the most...
  16. Eric Ochs

    Don Hanson Trapper in Stag

    Anton, That is a sweet slippy. Eric
  17. Eric Ochs

    A few for starters…EDU (1w/ Black Ash Burl), Chopper & Skinner

    Here you go! This is the flight of Beulah frisbee bound hound (half black Lab & half Australian Sheppard). Blaze (half choc. Lab & half German Shorthair) in persuit. It is a little hard to tell here and I don't want to sould like I am making a tall tale here but Beulah's head is over 6' off...
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    A few for starters…EDU (1w/ Black Ash Burl), Chopper & Skinner

    Hey, thanks guys always nice to get some good feedback.
  19. Eric Ochs

    A few for starters…EDU (1w/ Black Ash Burl), Chopper & Skinner

    Chopper and Skinner (good edu too) Next: The Trailblazer Blade: CPM S30V flat ground satin finish with Paul Bos Heat Treat; 5/32" width; 10-1/2" blade. Handles: Mountain Mahogany, mosaic pins, copper thong tube and 416 stainless bolsters/pins. Last: Kestral Blade: CPM S30V...
  20. Eric Ochs

    A few for starters…EDU (1w/ Black Ash Burl), Chopper & Skinner

    Howdy! For those of you who don’t know me my name is Eric Ochs and I live in a great small town in Oregon called Sherwood. Thus the name…Ochs Sherworx. You may have notice me as I have been on KnifeDogs for several months now. I have been seriously making knives on a commercially basis since...
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