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Looking good Keith!

Thank you Dakota for posting this. Much of that applies to me except the sports part ,I was fortunate to be born with no athletic ability. I'll try to post something if my own here when I'm rested up and have time. I'm looking forward to seeing what other Christian brothers post.

Too bad you missed the class I gave on my technique for jigging at Blade Show a couple of years ago. It's realy pretty simple to do, just finish the handle like you want it then use a dremel tool with a cutter that gives the shape you want and jig until your satisfied, just don't hit the pins...

Thank you all for your kind words, I realy appreciate the compliments.

John, Dakota, y'all keep it up. Isn't it wonderful how the truth always prevails?:biggrin:

I agree with you Steve.

That tough customer is me! :biggrin: This is my Big Brother skinner model, I'll skin and quarter six or eight deer a year with it. I flat ground the 4" D-2 blade and hand jigged the chocolate paper micarta. Next order of business, a leather sheath.

Thank you all for your kind words.

I really like working with the giraffe bone, it's very dense and hard. It doesn't chip out when you drill it. This has been stabilized and dyed by Dawayne Batten, he's the best.

Thank you John and John. I've said it before and I'll say it again now, I have no natural talent for doing this ,its only by the grace of God.

This is my Small Trapper model 3 1/2" closed with a 2 1/2" blade and giraffe bone scales.

Fine knife,unusual handle. I bet Mike Snody is all over that stuff.

I WAS BORN DEAD This morning during my bible study I realized I was born dead. Born dead spiritually that is. When I was born I was alienated from God,separated and in rebellion against God and dead in trespasses and sin. I inherited that nature from my father Adam, the first man that God...

I was just thinking about you this morning Ray, I started to email but then I didn't. I'm glad you posted this today, I will be praying for you.

Wow! I like that. The pearls are a nice touch.

Good advice from a wise old man, thanks Ed.

I had a great time at the 100 percenters Micro Invitational knife show this Saturday at the Cutlery Collection store in The Shops at Willow Bend, Plano ,Texas. This show was hosted by Karl and Diane Monk, owners of Cutlery Collection. The Knifemakers that were exhibiting along with me were Mike...

Thank you Frank. The first set of scales I put on this knife was the Argalite you gave me years ago but I cracked both sides the first time I tried to assemble the knife after the glue had dried. After I composed myself I milled the Argalite out and started over again with this jigged bone.

Thank you Doctor Cross.

Thank you Jim. I'll be sure to show the next one.