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Mickley posted a bit ago about a new Evenheat that ran on 110 for a pretty good price -- you might want to check out his site.

Personally I wouldn't have done it. Though it is commercially-made, it is still someone's design and you're possibly taking money out of his/her pocket. Try to look at it from the other side, how would you feel if someone did that to one of your designs? Sorry if that comes across a bit...

Very nice! That is about the fanciest-looking forge I've ever seen. :)

Congrats!!

Thanks for the interest, but this one is spoken for. :)

I don't make a lot of fixed blades these days and definitely don't make many stick tangs anymore, but sometimes sometimes something grabs ya just right. I went to Jody's place a bit ago to make some damascus and I ended up buying this piece of fossil walrus off of him. Having the knifemaking ADD...

The IKBS simply works well. I had my doubts about the "open" bearings, but after carrying mine for as long as I have with no problems, I am sold. I'm pretty sure the IKBS covers the race cut into the handle or for the blade (as for channel balis).

Your hamon is the fuzzy line about the "bubbles" - the drops are a product of decarb from the clay and heat. Looks good! :)

Always stand if you can -- it looks like you're ready to engage your customers.

Thanks! I got it from Masecraft supply.

Did this set for Mark Strauss to take to the New York show and he had Sharp by Coop do his magic. Features carbons steel, carbon fiber and moonglow!

You're the knife maker -- just make what you want. That may not sound like much help, but if you make what you like, then it will show in your work.

That looks nice! I broke my backspring in two yesterday. :o

I just can't get into the keyless chucks. I like cranking bits down with the key.

Will do! On this first one I'm screwing it together like a little girl. :haha:

Thanks! Those are great for setting up single stations such as counterbores or tappers. :)

I've consulted this thread about 5 times today as I put together my first slippy. Thanks a ton!

You're right it's too cold!!!! It was 70 just the other day. Welcome to Knifedogs. :)

Looking good! What did you use to spot-weld?

Everything gets flattened a little on the disc grinder. Everytime you grind, drill, or tap titanium, it gets burr so I hit them on the disc a lot.