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That's a great looking folder and I bet it's light too.

Thanks Frank and Bruce. Feedback from you guys means a lot!

That's awesome! Congrats and best wishes on your marriage.

That's a great looking folder...especially for a first!

Very cool! I'd like to try some of that stuff.

I appreciate the comments guys!

Here's a few that I finished recently. They are more or less traditional patterns but with screw together construction vs pinning. First is a coke bottle pattern lockback with amber bone scales. The second one is a doctors slip joint with pre-ban elephant ivory scales. Last one is a swayback...

Thanks for the great WIP! I've never built a knife like that but this thread makes me want to give it a try.

I agree...very nice!

Looks great Calvin!

Appreciate the comments!

Haven't posted anything for a while so thought I show the latest lockback. Blade, lockbar, and spacer are CPM-154, bolsters and liners are 410 and handles are smooth bone. Overall length is 6.5", blade is just under 3" tip to frame. Thanks for the look! -Phil

Another beauty! You sure know how to pick handle material...and I think you need to put that Damascus maker on the payroll. :biggrin:

Very nice package...no wonder he was pleased!

Beautiful! I have a pair of scales that I got from him...waiting for the right knife to put it on. May have to pick your brain a little on how to work it when the time comes so maybe I won't mess it up.

That's as good a reason as any. I think Don's on to something...another way to mark your work. You're off to a great start with the slippies.

That's a beauty!

Good lookin knife! Now you're hooked. Just curious, why did you use one screw in your handle instead of all pins or all screws? Phil

Nicely done!

Awesome knife Calvin. Love that pearl.