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I bought them pre cut. I used to buy the big chunk and cut them but no longer have access to a good table saw and planer.

I like the front handle pins

I finally got this set completed for a long time customer. Steel is 0-1 and wood is Desert Ironwood. The rustic feel if these is really what I was hoping for. Can't wait to see these with patina from kitchen use.

That's great to see your work neck deep in use!!

wow thats super sexy!!!!!!!!

I was able to put this together really quick for a guy going to shoot a new 10 episode TV show for National Geographic. This one was waiting in limbo from a canceled order a while back so I could slap it together really quick. Im excited that I could possible have 2 knives on the old Boob Tube...

Small world!!! Im sending this to James Dowling. He is a watch guru and I knew his name like it was common knowledge. Now he has a B.Goode on the way!!! UK friendly Fricky :)

Thanks guys. I'm going to call a couple local guys that may be able to turn one down hoping I can get what will work simple :)

cwilliams I think I need one with a pilot bit milled in but thanks for the offer!!!!! #19 bit milled to 1/8" is perfect.@ And 17/64" bit milled to a #12 pilot dia

Don't have a lathe and those look perfect!L

Thanks Brother Craig!!!

I guess I could try just using the correct diameter I need as a counter sink but I want the smaller dia as a pilot guide and have a square cut bottom for panhead screws.

Those measurements didn't seem to be what I need for some reason. I emailed Tracey yesterday about the sizes.

Looking for a clean way to counter sink pan head screws so Tom Krein told me to have the head side drill bit turned to have a custom size pilot bit so to speak. Anyone have these milled for them?

Nice Slicer!!!

If any of you guys don't know I am very obsessive compulsive. To a point if I don't DO something sometimes it keeps me up days. So..... This is why I HAD to rough grind and heat treat this before I could relax and move onto my sheath work prep for next weekend. Blade is in temper cycle now...

Okay.... I just had to keep going as the flat sided bugged me :) I used a small piece of pin that wouldnt stick out to help hold the 2 sides together so I can eyeball the shaping better. Need to shorten a few screws now :) Here she is and it feels much better than before...

I have always liked folders but I prefer using fixed blades. Friction folders just seemed too cool and simple not to try. Finding time is always difficult to try something new so I spent more time playing with kydex to make a pattern that I liked. Anyways. I'll let the pics speak for themselves...

I have a nice piece and I'm nervous to use it myself!! Good thread. :)