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I'll be eagerly watching this one.

A HT oven is high on my "one of these days" list, Kevin. Just no way to make it happen right now. Hopefully once I get the new forge up and running I'll at least be able to handle my usual 1084 with better results.

You two are going to give me a complex. Great job, guys!

A lot of really cool work going on in that shop.

Wade, you are one lucky son of a gun. That's a beauty of a holster. What gun will be getting the honor of wearing it?

Awesome work, James.

$80 tyd

Very nice work, Larry.

Looks like it belongs in a museum. Nice job once again, Randy.

My appologies, Robert. I have been out of the office since Thursday, and for some reason can't view pictures on my phone right now. That does help, and I appreciate your time and effort.

Do you guys have a preference as far as vertical versus horizontal for heat treating? My thinking is a vertical forge would make it easier to evenly heat the blades and not have the hot spots to contend with. Would a freon tank be a suitable shell for a vertical forge if all I was doing was...

Great looking knife! Where was the class? I wish I had known, that would have been great to attend.

Good to have you guys!

This one is 1084 steel, edge quenched, with walnut scales. It is 9.25" OAL, with a 4.5" blade. The sheath is deer rawhide over veggie tan leather, with some snake skin and buckskin accents. I had some problems with the pin holes, resulting in some halos so I'm going to put this one up fairly...

I love it, nice mixture of ruggedness and elegance.

Thanks Barry, much appreciated.

Choppy and stabby, a perfect combination.

Great work, James!

Gorgeous work as always. I really like your style.

Very cool, Randy. A nice flintlock is high on my "damn I want one of those things" list, and a bag like that would be right behind it.