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Its canvas, im not sure if theyre considered the same thing or not?

Its the big bend skinner with cryo from texas knifemaking, and used the special drill bit they sell for the corby. Thanks for the kind words everyone!

Hey guys, Just thought I'd post up my second knife. What do you think?

Pixie? First one that came to mind

I ended up going with a super glue finish, was that a bad move? So far it looks like everything is ok. If you didnt see it in the other thread, heres the completely finished pic. Hello to another 'sconnie by the way. Hooked is a good way to put it, I'm working on another as we speak haha

Thats what I needed to know! Thanks

Came across a little free time and decided to start my second. I got the blade from Texas Knifemaking, and decided to go with black micarta for a sort of "tactical hunter". I got one scale epoxied on so far and I did some shaping so I figured I would share what I have so far.

Hey guys, I'm starting my second knife. Its a drop point with micarta scales. I did a little pre-shaping and then glued and clamped up one side. The package says 60 minute gel time and 24-36hr full cure at 77F. Do I have to wait the full 24-36hr before I start doing more sanding? On a side...

Thanks everyone! Since those pics, I got a sheath for it and put a lanyard through the tong hole. My scale material was 3/8" thick so it left for a pretty thick handle, in the future i'll probably go with 1/4" thick scales

Heres my first knife. Bought the blade from a popular auction site and picked up the lacewood from woodcraft store. I finished it this weekend and already have 3 more blades to turn into a finished product!

Cant wait to see how it turns out!

No, the blade was ordered finished.

Well I finished my first knife! It's a 440C blade with lacewood scales attached with aluminum corbys and a stainless tong tube. I did a super glue finish and finish sanded it to 1200 grit. I took the mirror finish on the bolsters down to the satin finish of the corbys. I learned a lot from...

Here's a better pic a little farther along.

I think you may have me confused with someone else, I am not one of our valued service members, but I'll pass your gratitude to my brother who is. Looking at the handle from the top, it does look a little chunky, and I initially planned on thinning them out but with the handle being short in...

3/16 ss tubing from usa knifemakers supply

Hey guys, I'm getting close to an end product so I thought I'd share what I have so far. I got this blade from ebay and found the lacewood at a Woodcraft Co near me. Here's a pic of the scales first glued and bolted on: I roughed it in with a rasp, then moved onto the 1x30 with 80 grit then...

nice looking lumber there, i see you found some coin left after the score on 68f! I've got my scales gluing up right now. getting ready to shape as long as i can find that elusive thing called free time

Great tip! I have a few pairs that have seen better days, good to know they'll be put to good use instead of being tossed!

The user has to pay to use the app, but the forum owner doesn't have to pay to add the site to tapatalk. I think it's only a couple of bucks. I got it so long ago I forget the cost exactly