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Looks like it was lifted straight off the museum shelf, Wade. Another fine work of art.

Great job by both of you on that set. That's a real eye catcher.

That's just awesome!

Thank you, Bill.

Thanks to you all. I'm meeting the guy that ordered it next week to hand deliver during his trip to SC for his pig hunt. Hopefully I'll have word that it's been put to use soon after.

Much appreciated, Wade.

Just finished this one up for a fella to take pig hunting. The blade is 5160 steel and comes in at 7" long. The clip is shaving sharp for a couple of inches to aid in penetration should the need arise. Handle is walnut and the guard is hammer textured copper. Sheath is veggie tanned leather...

Very creative, and cool as hell to boot.

Very cool attitude adjuster!

Cool pics, James. I really love the Scout. My dad had one when I was younger, and that thing was an absolute tank. I'd love to have one.

That one ought to handle anything you can throw at it. Great job!

Great looking knife.

That's a fine looking set. Nice work once again, James.

Some real character in those 2, Wade. I'm loving the work you've been showing us here lately.

Great looking combo, George.

I'm really digging that.

Thanks everyone! Raymond, I've been forging right at a year now. I know that's a big part of my troubles, just not enough time with a hammer in my hand to learn much yet.

One problem I have when forging is drawing out the tip of the blade into a point. I try to get the point established early and draw out some taper, but I still tend to end up fairly blunt and rounded when I get to the final product. Any pointers you guys have for making a knife pointy. I want...

Nice shop! I like the second handle better, I think. It seems to flow better to me.

Very cool attitude adjuster, Randy. I haven't got the nerve to attempt a D guard like that yet, and I can't forsee it anytime in the near future.