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Beautiful knife! Working with burl can be a little frustrating. Even the stabilized burl wood can be prone to chipping and will also move with moisture changes creating gaps. It's worth it in the end though if you can power through.

John, your a lucky guy to have that knife. Well done Ken!

Nice! That's a handy little knife. Do you turn your own standoffs?

You're a lucky guy, Opaul! Very nice looking knife. Well done, Mike.

Thanks, Mike for the nice write up. I truly appreciate your kind words and the others who have taken the time to comment. I'm very humbled by the attention.

Here above was my resolutions list and here's the report: #1) Did it! I'm going to be making a lot more autos in the future. The one that I made was definitely one of my favorite projects. #2) Still haven't tried an inner frame inlay yet. I'll carry that one over into next year ;) #3) I did...

Nice! I love a good satin finish.

Nice, Peter! I always love your work.

I've both milled and bent pocket clips to fit my knife designs. You definitely want to use heat when bending either steel or titanium. I've seen dedicated clip brakes for bending which are really nice, but a vise, a dowel, a set of pliers, and a torch will get you there.

Greetings, Sean, from a little further south in Cedar City. Thanks for taking the time to share your work. Your knives look very nice and functional. Good luck in your retirement and I wish your wife the very best.

That's a truly beautiful knife. I love that dyed burl wood. Those micarta pins just disappear. Very nice work.

Nice! You're a lucky guy. Dennis makes some beautiful knives.

Nice write up with some well-deserved praise. What a great little knife.

Your work never disappoints. Another beautiful knife. Thanks for sharing.

Nice one, Von. I love that profile. Should make for a great companion in the kitchen.

That's pretty cool! Very nicely done.

Nice! Love the dovetail bolsters. Excellent work.

Awesome! Thanks OP for organizing this exchange. It's really been fun watching everyone's WIP's and how each person does things just a little differently. I learned a bunch.

Good job on the handle fix. That's a great looking knife.

Bring it on!