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...and a spring assembly for upward tension on the arm. Nicely done. David

Those are great looking little knives. Nice work.

Thanks fellas.

Greetings Dogs, Here's the result of a little experimenting with forced patinas. I used a combination of mustard and cold bluing to make this one look a little older than it really is. It's 6" blade of 1095 with a Black Walnut handle. Hope you like it. Thanks for looking and...

Very creative! I was wondering how you'd handle two steels with such different critical temps but the long quench explained it. Mokume is something I keep intending to do. Nice video with a very cool result. Be sure to post pics when you use it on something. Welcome to Knifedogs, David

Thanks Eric. I appreciate the kind words. I was thinking Schrade Deerslayer when I ground the third blade. I've had several people ask about those and the Sharpfinger. I think those trailing point skinners are very effective. Take care, David

Vendetta, It's a good second effort. Nice shape to blade and handle both. Let me give you some things to focus on for your next one. -Second knives are for learning not for selling so don't worry too much about messing up your effort. -Single edge knives are much easier to learn on. Plus...

A Few Recent Skinners (Blood Warning) Hi Dogs, With deer season upon us I've done a few skinners recently. These are all 1095 with Black Walnut handles. And here's a pic a customer sent me recently of one of my skinners in action. Feedback is always welcome. Thanks for...

Thanks fellas. Eric, next time I'll try to get more pics. I was running out of daylight here. Camera work is not my strong suit as you can probably tell.

Hello Dogs, Here's my most recent effort. This one is as follows: Steel - 1095 @ 5/32" OAL - 8 1/8" Blade - 3 7/8" HT - 58-59rc Handle - Water Buffalo Sheath - 8-9oz leather This was my first try with the Buffalo horn and like the way it finishes up. Hope you like it. Thanks...

That's a beautiful piece Bill. That basket weave is amazing too. Your experience really shows. Thanks for posting this. Enjoyed your website as well. David

Hey Marvin, That's an impressive roster of talent. Is there a a schedule for the days events? I'll try to make it over. I'd like to meet you and the others. Thanks for the heads-up. David

I'm electrically challenged myself Scott. My KB's have two fuses inside - one being an armature fuse I believe. Also, do you know the motor is ok? May be time for new brushes. My 2 cents, David

Thanks gentlemen. I appreciate the kind words.

Thank you guys. Doug, I'm tempted to make something with bolsters just so you can engrave it for me. David

I met Kyle and his family at the 2010 Arkansas show and the only thing that impressed me more than his knives was what a exceptional person he was. He's as humble as he is talented. That is a great addition for you Jon. David

Axis Crown Hunter Hi Dogs, I'm always humbled by the knives we see here at "Blade" time of year. Here's my modest attempt to keep up. This one is Axis crown with a 5 1/4" blade of 1095 and 416 ss guard. Hope you like it. David

Well deserved recognition. Congrats!

Hi Dogs, I recently came into a nice supply of Axis horn. The problem was it was sun-bleached and in real need of some color. I saw lots of threads on coloring horn but not many pictures of the end result. I decided to try potassium permanganate as many had suggested so I ordered 4 oz...

Thanks men, I appreciate it.