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Good Job Buddy. Great looking blades from some great makers. I missed you again at Blade this year, but if the Good Lord is willing and the creeks don't rise, I'll be there again next year. Robert

This one is sold. Robert

440-C Blade - Heat Treat by BOS - 59/60 Rc Black Linen Micarta Scales Stainless Handle Bolts Sheath Included OAL - 7 3/4" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 1/2" $200 ships anywhere in the U.S.

SOLD - Orange G-10 Hunter 440-C Blade - Heat Treat by BOS - 59/60 Rc Orange G-10 Scales Stainless Handle Bolts Sheath Included OAL - 8 1/8" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 3/4" $200 ships anywhere in the U.S.

440-C Blade - Heat Treat by BOS - 59/60 Rc Natural Linen Micarta Scales Stainless Handle Bolts Sheath Included OAL - 7 3/4" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 1/2" $200 ships anywhere in the U.S.

440-C Blade - Heat Treat by BOS - 59/60 Rc Green Canvas Micarta Scales Stainless Handle Bolts Sheath Included OAL - 7 3/4" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 1/2" $200 ships anywhere in the U.S.

440-C Blade - Heat Treat by BOS - 59/60 Rc Burgundy Linen Micarta Scales Stainless Handle Bolts Sheath Included OAL - 7 3/4" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 1/2" $200 ships anywhere in the U.S.

Here is one I just finished and its up for grabs on my website. 440-C Blade - Heat Treat by BOS - 59/60 Rc Orange G-10 Scales Stainless Handle Bolts Sheath Included OAL - 8 1/8" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 3/4"

Looking Good Buddy, I missed seeing you at Batson's this year. I was only able to go for a few hours on Saturday. C-Ya again soon, Robert

Thanks guys. My old head still hurts from trying to figure everything out. I found that you have to constantly think about 3 steps ahead of what you are doing. I had fun and may try another soon. Robert

I have made only fixed blades, but I thought I would try my hand at a slip joint. Only thing I really had to go by was a small photo of a kit slip joint in a catalog. This is actually my second attempt. My first came out fair, but this one is a little better. I still have a long way to go...

Thanks guys for all the kind comments. I kind of hated to part with this one, but it is on its way to a new home. Thanks again, Robert

I have made a few in D-2. The more I use it, the more I like it. I will probably be using it more and more.

Been a while since I have posted a blade, so I thought I would share this one. D-2 Blade - Heat Treat by Bos (60Rc) Tapered Tang Black Linen Micarta Scales with Red Liners Stainless Handle Bolts One of my Sheaths OAL - 8" Blade Tip to Handle - 3 3/4" Robert

Glad to see that my Alabama friends made it through the storms. The death toll continues to rise, and it is not over yet. There are so many still missing. This kind of event touches so many in different ways. I was fortunate. Within hours I received an email from fellow knifemakers (Twin...

I was recently asked by a customer to re-handle an old carbon steel butcher knife that had belonged his grandmother. I did the job and he was very happy. I couldn't get that blade shape off my mind, so I decided to make one of my own, except with a little different twist. This one is forged...

Been a while since I posted any blades. Here are two that I just finished. Thanks for having a look. Robert First Up: Forged 1084 Mortised Bubinga Handle Stainless Furniture My Sheath OAL - 9 1/2" Blade Tip to Guard - 5 1/4" Second Up Forged 1084 w/slightly tapered tang...

Thanks for the kind comments guys. I guess I really need to start posting more of my stuff here, as well as my website. Robert

Its been a while since I posted one here. This one is headed across the big pond soon to a new home. The customer asked for a little extra handle length. Forged 5160 416 Furniture Desert Ironwood Handle One of my Sheaths OAL - 13" Blade Tip-to-Guard - 7 1/2 Robert

No, I use a flat "mill" file and start draw filing the bumps/humps from the curve toward the rear of the handle. If you don't get these bump/humps out to start with, as you proceed through the finer grits, your belt will only follow those bump/humps and make them worse. Hope this helps, Robert