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Don't decide until the blade is etched. It's your decision but I think that the dyed bone goes better with that blade as it sits now. I agree with Kev, Don't put those scales on the blade just to increase the sales price. It might not happen. Doug

Nice looking sheep's foot blade.. The handle work is fantastic. Doug

Awful nice for #2 forged knife. You need to get started on knife #3. Doug

Congratulations and many more returns. Doug

That is a nice holster but if I were to get another pistol it would be a 1911 pattern. Maybe in 9mm. Doug

Other things can govern how long one makes an EDC blade. Here in Illinois you can't legally carry a fixed, or folding, blade over three inches in length. Of course, when I lived in Virginia an officer said that the police aren't going to take a ruler to your blade unless it is way long. Doug

Love the tiger stripe damascus. Doug

Taz, not to steel the thread, but what would you use as a quenchant for 8670? Do you think that Parks 50 is too fast? Doug

Most excellent. Doug

Outstanding. I think that I'd be reluctant to take it out in the field with me for fear of loosing it. Doug

If it pops open resistant oysters like no other there's nothing else to ask of it. It's a bit strange looking but then you're not going to be field dressing many deer with it. Doug

Very clean work. The damascus and the Ironwood go well together. Doug

I use the quick grips to hold work down to my drill press table. As Opaul said, nice to have around in a pinch. Doug

C D, I would say that the roaster filled with oil will not work with stainless steel unless you work with an alloy that will temper below 450°. Pushing over that you would be risking the oil igniting so check the flash point. One other thing. If you do try it do it outside your workshop or...

Try a counter top roaster and fill it with oil. If you go that route you will need to make a rack that will hold your blades. The mass provided by the oil will dampen the temperature swings. This should serve unless you are using high alloy steels. For safety, keep a fires extinguisher handy...

J. Doyle, those basket weave pieces are fantastic. Doug

I agree, Dennis. Say a prayer for any fire fighters who might have to battle a blaze during this, Doug

Might be below zero here in Central Illinois Thursday/Friday. The weekend after this is supposed to be in the 50's. Go figure. Doug

I love the randomness of the blade steel. The guard and the handle fit right into it. Great job. Doug :cool:

That will carve the Thanksgiving Turkey. Nice job. Doug