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This is very good thred. Very informative to see how a top of the line maker puts his knives together. Thanks for sharing John.

3. Must have blisters and burns on finger tips.

That is some cool stuff. I'm up for buying some. Just my two cents but I think you should go with a nice maple handle. The light colored wood against the dark colored blade should look good. But like I said just my two cents.

J . Doyle is my vote. His knives are an inspiration for me personally to do better.

Going with DBAR the combination of materials and the clean design are great.

Ausbrooks is the clear winner here.

I have to vote for HHH knifes feather demascas.

I have to vote for Ed Caffrey. It's just a good knife.

Does the ram move fast enuff? All of the other presses I have seen move somewhat fast. Most log splitters move slow. Do u have to compensate for that on your heat temps?

The blue one has some great handle. What is it or how did you make the wood and blue combo?

Hi there, I've bin looking here for a little while. I have got a lot of info from all the different post. Bin making knifes for about 8 months or so now. I'm in Oviedo FL.

That is a beautiful piece of work.