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Welcome Pablo!

WOW that knife is killer, not just the bolsters, there's so much going on and it's all working together!

Congratulations!

Knifemakers use ivory a lot. Knifemakers use super glue a lot. He's creative, a problem solver trying to better himself, put him to work.

I don't work late but I know when the little voice says I'm tired and I don't stop the next move is a mistake usually when I'm grinding. This is when injures occur also. To do my best work I have to have total concentration, sometimes this is only 20 min. before quitting. Frustrating.

I like the guard and file work on this one.

Post your pics here. I'm obsessed with vices lately:

That hamon came out sooo complimentary! Everything radiates from the ricasso, your choice of materials , workmanship and design come together in such a simple elegant way, as I always say, simple is not easy. Have fun in Seattle.

The pens are cool I like how they are disguised, would like to do that with knives.

I just went to your grinder build thread, can't wait to see your knives, are you a machinist? Your build is inspirational.

Interesting inspiration. I like the knife and sheath and would like to incorporate a retention method in the future.

Thanks for posting, enjoying the view!

Thanks Bruce, I told my wife about your knife and what you said, to my surprise she said lets go, but reality is we can't afford it. Please post pics of your self holding the knife, sheath and awards I'm sure you'll take home. :3:

Can't wait to see this one with the sheath.

Congratulations Jason a milestone well deserved.

Lots of good info here: http://www.caswellplating.com/buffman.htm

I like that looks like oil and water.

Love this one

I was looking at the last pic and I saw submarine, no, battle ship, no, cigarette boat. Sorry over active imagination.

Great lines I like it very much!!