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For those that like miniature knives here is one of my clients complete collection of miniatures i am hosting on my website. Enjoy Bob http://rmayoknives.web.officelive.com/ACollectionofMiniatureKnives.aspx

I just finished my new home made heat treat oven and thought i would show you folks for a little insperation. If you have any questions feel free to ask. Bob

Every once in a while i make one of these miniatures. This one is 1 7/16" o.a. with 10k gold fittings and a stabilized box elder burl handle. And it is fully heat treated :3: . Enjoy Bob

Here's a small clasp knife that i just finished other than sharpening. The 3" x 5/8" blade was ground from random pattern damascus i bought from Dan Seaver nice piece of steel. I was trying to carve a goblin but it looks more like a gargoyle. Folded the total length is 6 1/2" with a 4 1/2"...

Well i got around to actualy grinding and finishing this billet that i got from Phillip Patton quite a while ago. The blade is ground from just under 1/4" 1084/15N20 and is 6 5/8" to the guard with through tang const.. It has a stabilized redwood burl handle and copper fittings. I'm not sure...

Well I finaly got time to finish the puff and chop as it was dubbed on another forum. The head was forged from wrought iron with a file bit in the wrapped method. O.A.L.is 24 1/2" and the head is 7" tall with a 3 1/2" bit. Cast in place pewter bands with pewter and antler mouthpiece...

I am now offering this pipehawk for sale . The head is 5 3/4" from the bit to the top of the bowlwith a 1 7/8" cutting edge. Hand forged from old wagon wheel wrought iron in the wrap and weld style with a high carbon steel edge. The haft is tiger maple with cast in place pewter bands...

A friend gave me some big wagon wheel iron and of course i figured it to be steel or wrought as usual but when i cut a chunk out and ground a bevel then etched it this is what i found . It seems to be two types of metal welded together now this is new to me but i was wondering if anyone else...

I just finished this one for a client it is 18 1/2" overall with a 5" head from bit to the top of the bowl and a 2" edge. Thanks for looking and your comments. Cheers Bob

I would like to attempt to make a n.s. sheath for the bird knife. What gauge of n.s. should i buy and can anyone give me some tips on working with it? Also which solder should i order for this project? Thanks for all your help! Bob

I finaly got around to setting up my old cast steel post anvil. It might be a little overkill but i figured the barrel was just the perfect height. There's about 300lbs of concrete and a hundred pounds of steel all welded together in the grease barrel. Then add the 40 lb anvil and 15 lbs of...

Well it's spring and so i decided to finish this knife it still needs a sheath and an edge put on it. Thanks for looking and your comments. Bob:bud:

I wanted a small hawk for splitting kindling so this is what i decided to make. Forged from a wrought iron wagon wheel with a piece of a file for a bit. The head is 4" across with a 3" edge. This wrought has more silica or slag than i have ever seen in wrought iron. Thanks for looking and...

I have had this old add for a few years so i scanned it and thought all you H.D. people would like to see it. Enjoy Bob LMAO it's a mini i will upload it to my photobucket be back soon.:p:running dog:

Most of you already know me from other forums so i just want to say thanks to the top dogs for setting this up. Cheers Bob2thumbs