Recent content by Steve Randall

Great knife Art. I like everything about it. your detail work with the file work is outstanding. Steve

Looks like it should be a good show. That is a great line up of knives. Steve

Great looking knives Jim. If I had to pick the first one is my favorite, that stag looks sweet. Steve

sweet blades. like the working finish. steve

great knife Art. I like everything about it, the detail on the spacer really give this knife a lot of class. steve

very Nice, fantastic ironwood. Steve

Art that is one sweet knife. I have to agree with the others your stuff is always so crisp an clean. Steve

Thanks Jim. that one has a mesquite burlwood handle with bronze ferrule with nickel silver coining accents. I like how the patina of the nickel silver guard/bronze ferrule really blend with the mesquite.

"][/URL] Finished these up and working on sheaths, prepping for the SouthEastern Custom Knife Show 9/21-22/2013 in Winston-Salem, NC. Steve

Thanks Bear1889 for the question. The orange knife thickness part of the spine is just under 3/32" and distal tapers to "very thin" at the tip. Steve

Very nice. I like a carbon steel blade also. I am sure he will be thrilled. Steve

Congrat on the article. I just read it, looks like a sweet knife and great reviews. Steve

Thanks for the compliments Guys! Sanding wise, like anything, on the sanding belts you have to keep them nice and sharp! and watch the heat at the higher grit. I came off the grinder with 400 grit and did hand sanding with 600 and 1000 grit to get all the scratches out. I used Pink Scratchless...

thanks Mike! It grinds pretty nice - you do have to be a little careful with the heat, but not too bad. Steve

Ill have ti chime in on the first one as my favorite also, all are great though. I am a fan of bigger knives. Steve