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Did he specify the type of knife? Maybe a chef's knife with a WA handle. You could heat color and inlay the left over pieces into the pre cut slots.

The ironwood knife is ready for a sheath. Moving on to some amboyna burl. I feel lucky to be able to do what I love. Thanks to all that have served, and gave all for that freedom.

I haven't had a problem with deliveries to my house. Commercial accounts is a different story, Florida to Montana was 8 days. Italy to Montana 3 1/2 weeks, they said it was quarantined because of covid... I ordered the parts, they shipped from Italy, went to Germany the same day. The next day...

Getting closer on this one. Desert ironwood and g10.

A couple of hunters starting to take shape.

Beautiful knife opaul.

The 16 foot ceiling in my shop with the giant 8 foot lights has always caused a horrible shadow when I'm on my grinder. I would have to put the movable lights in a position that almost blocks my vision to get rid of the shadow. This morning I decided to fix the problem. I should have done this 2...

Thank you Kevin. Having John walking me thru it helped a lot. He is great teacher, and by the time I had to leave felt confident that making a knife like this at home won't be that bad. Good luck on completing that knife.

I like my cork belt for finishing just before hand sanding. A note of caution, if you have real crisp square plunges don't bump the edge of the belt to much. It strips the cork off making a clean looking transition from plunge to spine impossible.

That holds very true to most things in life.

It was an anonymous quote.

I'm generally not the type of person that gets inspired by inspirational quotes. They are everywhere and everyone has one. Every week one of the VP's at my company sends one out, I generally don't even read them. This week the quote made me think about the journey of knife making. We are all...

Working on dialing in some radiused plunge lines. Midway Ready for some hand finishing.

Working on three hunters right now. 2 in 26c3 and 1 in 1075.

Sorry wasn't thinking about that. I had been sitting in front of the lathe for an hour and a half. Mammoth ivory for an inlay. I removed the post, I finally logged into my tablet..... wow those were bad pictures.

I've been wearing steel toed boots for 20 years and have tried every boot oil out there. You made a good choice right there Dennis. Hands down the best on the market!

Welcome to KD.

Welcome to KD.

Welcome to KD.

Well said as always John.