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Nice work, welcome!

Thanks Ted. That does help. At least I know I didn't pick up something I can't use.

I picked up a 1/4" thick piece of "bearing bronze" that I'd like to use for a guard and spacer on a knife project. I haven't worked with bronze yet, and am assuming there are different kinds out there. Will this kind work? I plan on filing and sanding it to shape. Didn't know if it can be cold...

I started out with 2 sizes to use for different size blades. I found that the larger size I originally ordered was too big. Just recently put in a reorder and got a smaller size to use. My stencils are through TUS Technologies. Been very happy with the product. They come as 5 stencils on one...

They will definitely be harder to break after tempering. To check grain, I've always snapped them before tempering.

It’s axe grinding day! I’ve got three of these on the bench. Need to finish profiling them. Might get as far as detailing one. Still need to research some designs.

Here's an idea I've been wanting to try. It uses a 2 X 72 grinder to power a tumbler made from PVC.

Saw them back during the "Justice For All" tour. Good show.

If that's a metal can, any reason you couldn't use it as is? Maybe build a wooden cradle for it to make moving it easier.

A 7” Santoku and small paring knife for a customer. This is some hybrid resin and dyed Chestnut burl. Really beautiful stuff.

A couple more just finished. This one is an 8” chef with Ebony and a Box Elder burl spacer in 15N20.

Prepping for glue up on a few kitchen knives. Got some more dyed Chestnut burl I’m dying to see finished up.

I think it'll be a little singer/songwriter music for today's hand sanding session. This is James McMurtry, a live version of a song off his second album. I go back to his first two albums mostly. Maybe dig out some Bruce Cockburn later.

Will pray for your daughter and her medical team.

I've been curious exactly how the professionals use their editing software to enhance the photos. Hadn't really thought about combining multiple images, just adjusting a single one. Caleb Royer offers a service where he uses a photo you send in. The "Before and After" pics on his website are...

That's a bummer.

Wow, talk about versatility. Compact, mobile, and everything fits on one stand? I didn't catch what size belts it runs.

Nice work! Love the materials and the lines. Agree with Johan. He's gonna LOVE it.

Most of my sales have been word of mouth or via social media- gives me all the work I can handle currently. FB and IG have been great for showing my work. I'd recommend IG as a place to direct folks that want to see pieces you've made, but wouldn't necessarily rely on it for sales. I've been...

Beautiful set!