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Couldn't find one that was less than several hundres dollars, so I decided to make one myself. Ended up spending about $50 to make it. 2 8' 1"x4"'s 2-8' 1"x2"'s 1-2'x3' piece of peg board 1-2'x3' piece of 1/4" plywood 1-2'x3' piece of glass misc pegboard clips 1 sq. yd. of green felt...

That is excellent info Lonestar, I may have to try this now.

Beautiful work, you are a true craftsman.

Neatsfoot oil and then atom wax for me.

Good advice in there Travis, thanks for the info.

Very nicely done.

Thanks gentlemen, lot's of good info here. Now I just need to figure out how to get this surface rust off of the Damascus.

Anyone here ever use them? I built a display case for my knives and started putting them in it last night. I pulled out the last Damascus from it's sheath and it was covered with surface rust. I know I probably shouldn't have left it stored in the sheath, but never dreamed it would have...

Those look great. I really like the grind on the smallest one.

Very cool looking knife!

Very nicely done Ernie!

Stabilized Boxelder is a nice light colored wood that might be worth looking at. Curly maple finishes nicely too.

Gorgeous, each and every one of them.

Very cool. Dymandwood handles?

I may be missing something, but I'm not seeing the pictures.

Thoughts and prayers sent.

Incredibly beautiful knife, well done.

Very nicely done!

Anyone here use it or have any experience with it? I just got a pair of scales that were stabilized using it but have not started working with them yet. I'm curious how they hold up as opposed to a resin stabilized wood.

Congrats Ernie, best wishes to the two of you.