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KMG is good as well and sugar creek kilns are also an option. But, you will want a good grinder.

Here is a Bowie with some silver wire inlay that finished up last year:

Here's one I forged out last year:

Saw one kind of like this one last weekend at a blacksmithing club meeting. He had it in the back of his truck so he didn't use it for forging, but he did run it a bit. Seemed to hit harder than you would think for something of that size.

That's a bunch of ram's horn hunters! :thumbup1:

Sounds like a good friend!

I agree the hand jigged micarta is sweet!

I've got one and I like it.

Nice to see you hangin around again!

Both the meeting at Uncle Al's and the one in central Ar are worth going to. I try to make to as many of the ones in Central AR as I can. Welcome to Knife Dogs!

Nice!

Looking good!

Could also be that the clay is applied too thickly.

Praying for you guys.

I've got two survival tin neck knives with kydex sheaths available. One is in a carbon fiber and red G-10 laminate and the other is in natural canvas micarta. The steel is 1095 and the blade length on these is about 1 1/4'' and the overall length is about 3 1/2'' The steel thickness is 3/32''...

That's a big one!

It was nice seeing you guys this weekend!

Very nice!

He sure can make quick work of a 2 x 4!

Great WIP (and knife)!