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Now that is spectacular! Like everyone else... WOW!

Wow! Stunning work. I love the contrast between the mammoth and darkened blade. Great job!

Thanks, everyone. Sorry for the delayed response. I got a little internet burnt out for the past few days. Here is a copy and paste of what I posted in this thread... Here is my finishing process for the "forced aged" look. I owe a lot of this to Shawn Hatcher for always posting tips...

Thanks for the kind words, guys! Finally getting the hang of the aged finish.

This one looks a little mean so I dubbed it the "Trouble Maker". - 5/32" O1 Carbon Steel - Aged Finish - 9.25" OAL - 4.5" Cutting edge - Coyote Brown G10 - Black G10 Liners - Carbon Fiber Pins and lanyard tube Thanks for checking it out!

Welcome, Mudman! Glad to see you over here, man. This forum is the best place to learn and hope to see you posting some work real soon.

That looks great, Tai! The cork is a great concept and I woild love to get one like the smaller fishing ones you have made someday.

Great job! You have some skill to be making knives like that at #8. Look forward to seeing more from you.

Now that is nice. Need someone to rent the other half ;). Congratulatons!

Thank you, Laurence! I'm having a hard time putting this one down. Going to try some texturing on it too.

One I'm working on...

Looking good, Calvin! Great design.

Woohoo! This is amazing. After finishing my first knife last January, I have been thinking about this award ever since. Can't believe I actually won it. Thank you to everyone who voted for me and for everyone else. Also, thank you to Tracey, Beth and Brad for all that you do. It is an honor to...

Sorry about that, I was referring to using the mammoth. I used a thin piece of plastic on the only two I have done but didn't think about how it would melt on the grinder. It was a nasty mess. Then I saw someone who recommended to use the fiber liner. I think it was Charles Turnage. As far as...

Try gluing a piece of fiber liner material on the face side. Then all you have to do is grind away the liner after drilling.

Nice and clean. Love the design and handle choice.

Almost finished with this sheath...

Nice looking blades, Scott. Thanks for sharing with us. SHOKR, if you do and have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.

One I can't wait to start on... Redwood Burl Copper Liners Copper Corby Bolts Rawhide Wrap and I might do a thin black G10 liner between the steel and copper liner

I got my most recent ones from Ernie. http://www.erniesknives.com/knifemaker_stencil.html