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You guys are awesome! I like all of the ideas above!

OK, So lets switch gears a little. Red seems to be a very limiting thing. My client now wants the knives to be the most exotic material I can think of. Doesn't have to be red. Something I have never used. and something I will never use again. Its gota be light weight. and durable. two...

Thanks guys for the reply's So I looked at both of the materials and the kro stuff is cool, but I only see knife scales? And Red G-10 was my first thought. But I have never used any, So was unsure if the finish color would be right. As well as weight consideration. Its pretty dense...

Hey guys. I am looking for a light weight, durable handle material in blood red. Preferably blocks or rods. Any suggestions?

Thanks guys. Mammoth tooth does present some new challenges in comparison to working with wood or man made materials. That said. Its not that hard to work or work with that its not worth figuring out!! Message me if or when you are planning and I will try and advise to any tool;s you might...

Thanks much for the comments and complements on this one! I appreciate you guys takin a look!!

Thanks guys. wanted to update this with a image or two of the knife with the finished sheath.

Self, if it works its a great deal. Calvin's advise is important. The weights should be accessible through the back or side of the machine. easy to remove and re install. But if you move it with them in place you can do harm to the guts of the thing that is near impossible to fix. Based on the...

Steve is not just a member. Hes the president of the TTHS!

HHH Knives Carbon damascus and ironwood. 20" OAL

Thanks Larry!! :D

Thanks. I have a long ways to go on these.. Ill try ta share the progress with full color photos! :D

Sry for the delay in the progress here. Its been a crazy couple of months. Its time once again for a update and some pictures! So I initially planned on doing stainless damascus for these. Jr forged the damascus. I turned it into the 3 blades. But when I etched them. I just didnt care for...

Looks sleek Mikey! Nice job. Its good to see ya trying new stuff.. :)

I was cutting some fossil ivory today and thought I should add to this post.. Knowing when to change your blade and using blades like there free will also aid in your success.. Good luck and have fun! Randy

A few images of the finished knife. :)

So I went with Cocobolo burl. Its pretty dark stuff and although beautiful it doesnt steal the show. :) Untill ya get it outside in full sunlight. Then ya can see whats going on with the wood!

Setting your saw up can be a challenge. Between the blade tension being right. and figuring out the right blade. feed rate for the material. and figuring out a good fence. For my fence I modified a piece of aluminum angle and I clamp it to the table at the front and back. I place my fence...

Pretty much.. Then you will still have to flat sand the cut faces.

Aaron, I have had good success with 10 to 14 tpi raker set for cutting stabilized woods. 3/8" wide