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The name says it all you really captured elements of both in a most tasteful way. I didn't get that was what you were trying to accomplish throughout the build. Extremely well done thanks for sharing very much apreciated. Mark

Great recovery, my first one has been on the bench waiting for final assembly but I just can't get myself to complete it, fear I guess.

1. Where is photo #60 ? 2. I'm looking for the key to success. 3. You're sick, branding (#62) and bondage (#66) and the partial nude (#68)

I took apart a production lock back for a pattern and the lock bar was square no angles. This is my first one almost finished. Question is, what purpose do the angles provide?

A visual feast, I'd love to hold that one in hand, has that appearance of being alive. To me the aging of the metals is such a plus.

I especially like your placement of the screws.

Oh man that's a beauty!

Very good I like your work. Mark

I've been using these foam mats, I get them at garage sales for almost nothing. They make colored ones for kids play areas and some times you can score a stack for cheap. Super light and easy to move the welding BBs burn out before they burn through. Good to throw on the ground if you have to go...

Looks good bet that was fun to stitch.

Mason jars in the shed, guns in the woods, no problem. As far as stones go, you got'um, using your wifes blue willow. Trouble!

This is my biggest problem and have noticed that it takes more pressure to the blade for the belt to cut, and that my control with light pressure is not as good as with heavy pressure or visa virsa. To be consistent it helps to elminate variables or at least minimize them. I keep my belts way...

I found this one at a garage sale from "Rainier Brewing" originally out of Seattle now out of business. I fabbed the openers out of ss and silver soldered the parts , G-10 , fiber spacers w/ copper, brass, NS and SS. These are for my sons and grand sons. Thanks for looking.

One of my big stumbling blocks is adjusting what I think my hands are doing to reality. In other words I think I'm grinding on a certain part of the blade when I'm not, Keep looking and nothing is happening in the area of focus. A black sharpy helps here, and the big thing is to get the...

Are you hollow grinding or flat grinding, free hand or jig?

Pride in workmanship!

Those are great and the sheaths are so good!

Enjoying the filters, makes me want to go to the shop. In the morning.

Fit for a king, great work by all.

I just keep looking at those pictures!