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Like the curve and the sheath is very nice, very little bulk, efficient

Should I be coating the inside of my evenheat oven with like ITC-100

Amazing work, Ed.

I was ready to trash a 1/2 hp pool pump motor (very little mileage). I realize its not dust proof and all but.... Was thinking maybe sleeve the shaft and throw a disk on it. Any ideas? or trash it.

That handle looks so dimensional, very unique.

The blades intended use will be for cleaning birds, Ill post a pic when I'm satisfied with it. Thanks (didn't see my prior post)

According to my temp gun the dry ice with alcohol got down to -60 degrees. These skinners are for birds should be fine

UPDATE I did the heat treat seems successful. Preheated to 1450 tossed in the wrapped blades, took it to 1950 soaked 10 min, plate quench then into denatured alcohol and dry ice. tempered @350 X 2hr. I cant test it, but a file wont touch it. Only thing was I WISH I would have done is finish sand...

Very nice, I cant stop looking at the handle, very classy.

Bull horn bolster, Very nice work

No problem, I figured. I just haven't used this steel before. I'm going to tackle some skinners this week.

THAT is nice. Awesome

Anyone using compressor with a forge, I saw this and had an idea.

Love the first one. Great work.

Yeah I wanted to go the plate route. Did you go cryo on them? Thanks

I have looked around for answer, I somewhat have it. Im ready to HT a 7in long 1/8 thick skinner ael-l. Should I post grind the bevel with 1/8. I know thinner stock guys like to post. I plan to plate quench.

Very nice. Is that 1 1/2 stock?

Just, amazing.

Anthony, its 1/4 thick, The more I look at it the more I want to change the blade design anyway. Thinking of dropping the point some.

Well I'll just chalk this one up as the big L, before I spend any more time on it. This was the first knife I have done this with. I am usually very aware I need to be careful there but.... Thanks for the responses