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How do you overcome this wood addiction? I have spent over $3000 in the last year on wood. I have over 300lbs of differnt types of wood and other handle materials (but mostly wood). Everytime I see something that catches my eye I buy it. i cant stop myself. Anyone else have this issue?:biggrin:

I like it alot

Yes I agree with Ed.Sand to a very fine grit and make sure you buff it on a loose buff wheel and very light pressure or you will have rough finish as the buffer eats away some of the softer material.

Yes I looked and cant find it in yellow, only natural and black

I am restoring a case pocket knife for a gentleman and I need to redo the handle. Does anyone know where I can find some of the yellow handle material that comes on the case knife? I have tried yellow plastic but non match the case yellow plastics.

Love it. Is it for sale. Pm me.

Thanks

Here is a damascus blade I have for sale Blade 9.5"x2.5" by just under 3/8" random pattern damascus Guard polished stainless handle amboyna asking $1350 obo

Roots Of Ohio. His stag is very nice.

Roots Of Ohio. His stag is very nice.

Blade 1075 10"x2.5"x1/4" Handle Sambar Stag Fittings Stainless and Copper Asking $800 obo

Here is another one done. Blade 1075 10"x 2.5" x1/4 Handle Sambar Stag Fittings stainless and copper

The blade is 11" and about 3" wide

Here is one I have for sale Blade is Aldos W2 it measeures roughly 11x3x3/8 and is differentially hted. Guard is a nice piece of Wrought Iron Handle is a beautiful piece of Buckeye Burl Asking $1200 obo. PM me or email me at gahaganknives@yahoo.com if iterested It comes with a leather...

This is 3/8 W2 with a wrought Iron guard and a nice piece of Buckeye Burl

I think it was the act that it had the silica in it. It had gaps everywhere like something melted out of it and then it just fell in on itself. the was a big puddle at the base.

I am going to take it back to the belt and work from 120 back up and see if it helps. This is killing me. Thanks for trying.

"sanded to 320 before ht, put on the clay, hted, tempered, sanded to 800 grit and etched" I started out with a 50 grit belt and moved through the grits to 320 grit before ht. After ht and tempering I ground it on the belt starting at 80 grit and moved up to 320. I then moved to hand sanding...

ok a while back I posted a question about some lines I got when etching my hamon that did not show up before the etch. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?36976-Perplexed!!!!-Flaw we chalked it up to carbon from htinng at a rougher grit. Well its back and I cant figure what it is. I sanded the...