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I concur with Bruce about no need for pictures, but still funny. I knew there was a reason I quit wearing keys on my belt!

I started out as a farrier, so I have a NC Forge Whisper Momma. From experience it will get hot enough to forge weld, HOWEVER, I have never tried to forge Damascus with it. Reline kits are available and fairly easy to install, but a little pricey. NC also makes several different models with end...

My EDC's are a Leatherman PST II (1992?) and a Case trapper (1970's vintage) Old school tools for a guy that's getting older...:biggrin:

Thanks Wade! Hopefully with a little weather and critter cooperation I'll put her to work in a month or so...

arock, Thanks! The blade is just under 3" and tip to butt straight line is 6" around the curve measures 7"

Beautiful pattern! The first two are very good looking too.

Thinking I'll have to pass also, 10 hours of flying time would only get me to Detroit or Chicago, then I'd have to drive... It would be nice to get back to the Great Black Swamp area, but not this time. Where are you at Fred? I grew up in Fulton County OH.

Desert Ironwood is first with Mesquite tied with Curly Maple for a close second. A very hearty apology to the 2 chunks of Cholla that I've been meaning to try out...

Thanks Ausbrooks! How's everything in Colorado? Spent about 15 years there (Colorado Springs)

Very nice! Question on the filework; Is the stainless easier than the 1084 to do the filework?

Very Nice as usual! Basic black is always a winner.

I'm thinking the red and oxblood would be hard to misplace... Very Nice!

Any Updates? Don't leave us hanging!

James, That is very nice work. Can't get enough of the mesquite!

Very nice collection! As an old style guy the Musso Bowie is my favorite! Really like to have a copy of the working drawing. Thanks for sharing!!!

The liners are a perfect finish to this awesome set!

Skinner with 0-1 blade and Ironwood scales. Thanks for looking!

Very nice offset pair, although I do favor the black one slightly.

I mix Tru-oil (60%) with refined inseed oil (40%), depending on humidity, you can adjust somewhat from 50/50 to 70/30. I found the 60/40 worked good for me here in Alaska.

Thanks Laurence! It's light and fast, but not as light as I was afraid it was going to be. Couple of minor mods for the next one...