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i can't speak for the other guys who are far far better than me. but I started out using cheap Harbor freight single cut files. when i made the change to double cut i was happy with the results, but when i made the change to a double cut nicholson i was really impressed by the difference. so far...

one of my two year old twins is sitting in my lap as I'm looking through KD. she sees the pic of this knife and says "Daddy made that?" I laughed and said "no". Sure wish i had though, great looking knife, bet you're excited!

I like the pattern. To me it looks like a series of wildly designed columns, so for my suggestion: "Corinthian Columns" A little different, but a name that would stand out I think.

I love this knife, such a great all around design. Really i'm impressed with every aspect of it. awesome work!

really like these, I think the last one is my favorite. great work!

Looks great man!

definitely murph!

thanks guys, and thanks for the tip Stormcrow, i'll try that on the next one!

these are great!

Seeing you guys do all the great socket handles made me want to try, the socket ended up a little too small to mount to anything but a twig so theres no spear in my future, but it feels good in the hand just the same. Wrap is stained Jute. thanks for the inspiration!

awesome work. Your stuff is so inspiring!

love it, really like the angle of the handle. great shape overall!

Thanks guys! The antler was from one my father in law took, it does fit the hand great and has a little curve that works great for a leftie (which I am) wish I could say I planned it that way but it was a happy accident

hey guys, i've lurked on this particular forum for a while and have always been so impressed by the work done it inspired me to try my own. 14'' OAL 8.5'' blade whitetail antler handle with jute wrapping at the top and some braided leather for a lanyard Blade is from a Depression era...

The warncliff is a stock removal from an old cross cut saw and the camp knife is forged from 5160. Both have spalted dogwood handles.

About three months ago when I started forging I built my own from a Freon tank, weed burning torch and some pipe. It works very well but has a cold spot right in the center about 2.5 inches diameter. I think its because my pipe is entering to far into the forge. A few weeks ago i was chasing...

thanks for the warm welcome guys. I'm really lucky to know Murph, and even more lucky to have him loan me his Hay-Budden anvil, the knives practically forge themselves!

Just stopping by to introduce myself. I've been forging knives for the past 3 months so i've still got tons to learn and am really just starting out. Looking forward to learning all I can about the craft.