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i have built 3 fixed blade knives, but this is my first folder. i found a photo of a knife i seen online, and figured i would give it a try. i used 59 r/c d-2 for the blade, titanium liners, and carbon fiber scales. the lock-up is a little deep, but its solid. i am happy for my first attempt...

hello fellas, i am a raw beginner folding knife builder, i have built many fixed blade knives. but now i am going to attempt my first folder, and i am seeing its a all new ballgame!!. i selected D-2 as my blade steel as i always use on my other builds. but i did a bonehead and got grade 2 ti...

hello fellas, i built a small micro neck knife for myself....it is 1/8 thick D-2 steel @ 59/60 r/c. the scales are blue carbon fiber. i still have to make a kydex sheath. peace, randy.

ever since i build my first knife and gave to my brother for christmas, my other brother has been wantin one also!! i just got done building him one. i used the same materials as the first...d-2 steel 59r/c spalted maple wood, silver nickel bolster and pins. it came out as good as the first one...

hello fellas....although this is my second knife, this is my first scratch build.....the blade is 5/32in. thick D-2 metal. i had the d-2 commercially heat treat to 59 R/C...the bolsters and pins are Nickel silver material. the handle is spalted maple. the sheath is .060 concelex. i used a 15deg...

a fella at work was wanting a sheath for his folder....i made him a kydex holster for his belt. it knife fits and snaps into it very nicely and securely. he uses it for hunting, and he says its more comfortable to carry when afield. peace, randy.

hello fellas...i am new to knife making, and this is my first knife and sheath build. a friend used to work at a heat treat place that did knife blanks and he gave me a bunch to mess with. i have a bench-top jet belt grinder that uses a 1x42 belt. the handle wood is some mahogany i had laying...