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Yeah, getting older is not for the faint of heart

That's a really beautiful piece

I use Ernie I also used his electrolyte recipe. Initial cash outlay is higher for the ingredients but it works great and I'll never run out.

A mill is SO useful

Nice. You're going to love it

I think that's what The Dog Run is for https://knifedogs.com/forums/the-dog-run.27/

2...if I'm lucky

Dry with lots of dunking in water Those misters are nice but like you said, they're messy. And I always ended up soaking wet too. And I HATE getting wet

Got my Christmas Exchange box the other day from Brian (Bcarlson7 ). Some very wood and G-10 pin. Very nice stuff and I have plans for all of it already Thank you Brian

Jeez. That's your first hollow grind?!? Looks GREAT! My first 10 hollow grinds went into the scrap pile.

Mine went out today...and I might change my name to Last Minute Mike. Was waiting on something to arrive

I generally use usps flat rate boxes. I wrap it tightly in paper then tape that directly to the box. I use a good deal of tape and make sure it's secure to the box. This way it won't move around and if any of our fine upstanding postal employees want what's inside they have to destroy the box...

As I understand it, things now are all centered around social media. I'd rather make leather sheaths than engage in social media but if selling knives and exposure is the goal then Instagram, Facebook etc. have to be integrated the process.

Dude, when you get a 2x72 you're going unstoppable.

Yowza! That's pretty darn impressive. What would be the dollar value of something like that?

The thought of leather working triggers me like a millennial that found out there's no "safe space" at their new job. I started doing kydex...under protest! Sheaths are a necessity evil in knife making IMO.

I set things down and can't find them again. I've literally called my wife into my shop, explained what I was looking for and she picks it up from the bench RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME!

Are they name brand belts? I bought some off Ebay that were junk. Wouldn't run true and one immediately broke. Lesson learned.

Whenever I read a thread where someone is absolutely baffled by purchasing a grinder instead of building one for "so much cheaper" THIS is the reason why. *and I'm not taking about anyone in the thread* I'm not independently wealthy but my wife and I have been working our entire lives and we...

That looks like a very nice workhorse of a knife