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i'll try and get some progress pictures up for you all :)

i've already hit it?

lovely as usual Attila!

just got this one started;

Very nice Attila, getting open twists like that looking balanced is not easy!

Hi mate! it would appear that this is one of that paradise islands the shipwreck has led us too! me at least :)

double post) (i think it was a forum fart ;) )

i really love the results from the accordion cutting, gives a very clean undisturbed pattern :) i hope i get to the stage one day where im not to tight not want to do it! really nice overall design, i like the combination of crisp lines and curves.

yup, its for sharpening. A friend has one very similar. if i remember rightly the belts were of a hard to get size, his one ran very slowly and was not suitable for anything other than sharpening and polishing.

its a great idea! :) for me the enjoyment in make folders is as much the mechanics of them as anything, so whether or not it is a knife doesnt matter, be sure to post the results!

well then there's your answer :)

You would be entering the grey area of law where it would be you against the magistrates, there is no clear answer unfortunately. I agree they are awesome but, for me at least, not sufficiently awesome to be worth the risk :) as a side note, the inside of your car in this instance is...

thought this might be of interest here, some of you may have seen the WIP thread i posted over on British Blades. the blade is BS1407, wrought and brass spacers, pin and guard with stabilized Curly Koa for the handle. 11 1/2" blade, 17" overall lenght.

one i made a few days ago, went for a hamon but the edge was too thin and it ended up warping so i lost some size getting it back straight. the blade is from a file, the spacer from vulc. fibre, stainless and cow horn, the handle is stabilized walnut and the pin is silver. 4" blade, 5mm thick...

try glue some thick leather to the inside of jaws or making some liners from sheet steel and gluing some leather or wood to those.

i can see them though :les:

very nice col :D done it a few times before haven't you i like the socks in the first picture

very nice! i like the way you've left/put the forge finish on the spine.

hello stew... ;)