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that was some hard competition :D thanks Josh

thanks guys, the are going to have pocket sheaths made out of ostrich leg skin:)

link to the finished knives http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?34726-friction-folders-WIP-6-batch&p=273518#post273518

friction folders- 6 batch all done! blade: CPM D2, 2.6mm thick, 59-61HRC handles: carbon fiber lightning strike carbon fiber arizona ironwood ghost G10 all with 1.8mm thick titanium liners and titanium screws overall length:17cm wight: 70g link to the WIP...

blades are back for HT turning the blad inlays ready for logo etching final assembly

that is just so cool, great work

this is my first time anodizing titanium, i must say that i'm pleased with the results, thanks to my friend and fellow knife maker rudy zirlin for explaning how to do it and leting me use his anodizing setup.

hi Frank, i bought one about a week ago but it's to long for my mini sherline mill, but i just ordered this taping guide, looks like it would work fine, i'm on the look for a tapmatic anyway:) http://www.ebay.com/itm/400464401243?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649 coming from...

the handles are ready for anodizing, and i saved the best for last, some awesome lightning strike carbon fiber

hello, the blades are off to get heat treated and i'm getting some pogress on the handles in the meanwhile.

beautiful knife, the details are amazing, it's not easy keeping such sharp lines on wood as you did on those carved rings.

hello, here is a wip for a batch of six friction folders i'm working on tapping titanium is a pita dissolving the broken the tap in Hydrochloric acid making the back spacers

are you using goolge chrome? i was toled before that this happens but it seems like it's only when using chrome, i'll try to fix it, thanks

done http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?34287-Hydra

hello, i just finished this one, sorry for the pics, for some reason this knife was hard to photograph, this sheath is my first inlay so cut me some slack here as well :D blade: O1 steel handle: snakewood overall length: 26cm sheath: leather with snake skin inlay here is a link to...

thanks guys, i'm glad you all liked it, it was allot of hard work for a technophobe like me, i'll try to fix the bugs you mentioned Mark.

i just finished mine not long ago, mine is all stainless and carbide as well, it's a great tool, if any of you have any doubts about getting/making one, do it, you won't regret it.

Hello, after alot of hard work i finally launched my website, i would like to hear your thoughts. www.lermancustomknives.com

this is a short tutorial for a leather burnishing wheel i made, i hope you will find it usefull. and i would like to thank Rudi Zirlin for letting me use his mean lathe :biggrin:. thanks for looking

as long as credit is given, sure, feel free, and i would like to see it myself when it's ready.