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This is a sample of a new Damascus billet I just forged. I'm calling it "Trout Pond".

Might take you up on that one of these days.

Same here.

Very interesting. It'd be cool to hang out and exchange ideas. You've got some neat processes.

Very nice. I like those scales.

I'll take these.

Made a few sets of damascus pivot collars.

Yes it's patina. Meat, potatoes and onions often leave blue/purple patina.

I just finished this one up. I like how the colors all came together. 1084/15n20 Damascus steel blade. 3 1/2" blade. Carbon fiber bolsters with bronze pivot collars. Desert ironwood scales. All titanium pivot and screws that I've given my "antiqued" finish. Titanium antiqued thumb stud. Carbon...

Thanks guys.

True story. I have a different one but same concept. I'm not exaggerating when I say I look at it a dozen times a day.

I just finished up this folder that utilizes materials and finishes that might be more conducive to daily rough work. W2 steel blade with French patina, black/gray g-10 scales, jeweled titanium lock and liners, black g-10 backspacer, deep carry pocket clip. 3 1/4" blade, 4 1/8" closed.

Thanks. I'll send you a PM.

Here is a different pic of the whole knife in different lighting. Might be better??

This was a particularly difficult knife to photograph well, and the pictures show that. It actually is thicker 1084 and many layers of thinner 1084/15n20. Here's a better pic of the blade.

I just finished this nice little fixed blade. 1084/15n20 tiger stripe Damascus. Insane stabilized buckeye burl scales. 7" overall, 3 1/8" blade.

Thanks guys. Thank you. I appreciate your kind words. I make my own Damascus. It's forged crushed w's then laddered. Steels are 1084 and 15n20. I have Claude Scott make all my leather sheaths. He is a real pro in the leather work arena and can offer a sheath that really compliments my knives...

Here's a sweet little hunter I just finished. This is pretty compact but still a lot of blade and fully capable. Forged blade of 1084/15n20 Damascus. Black g-10 guardcand collar. Fileworked bronze accents. Oil finished curly Claro walnut handle. 4 1/4" blade, 8 3/4" overall.

Nice. Where did you get it? I might have to do something similar. How big of a blade can you put in there?

Looking good. Where's the pics of the hashbrowns? Maybe we need a "What are you cooking?" thread?