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They Say: "If you're not the lead dog, the view never changes." This one's not so bad.

Practice with the Bubble Jig Here are a couple of pics #1 WITHOUT the Bubble Jig up to about 400 grit (seemed like everthing I did made it worse) and #2 WITH the Bubble Jig up to 120. Still got a long way to go but having fun along the way.

Randy, Very nice. I showed this to my wife as a potential Christmas gift - for me of course. She went to the web site and spotted the Chef's set. I may have to arm wrestle her for it.

Mkustom, That's a nice knife. Some lucky person will really enjoy it.

Mosto, Very Nice.

I'm in with #3. Thanks for the chance.

Is that just on the weekends?

How is the balance on the throwing knives. Adding scales can change it considerably but drilling the tang could help keep the difference to a minimum. Just a thought.

Randy, The second set shows a lot better contrast in the colors. I can see so much more. Very nice work and great photography.

OK, just wanted to make sure it made it there. I've lost stuff in the mail before. In fact my wife recently shipped a painting she had spent many hours on and it never arrived. After a couple of months and multiple faxed responses UPS insurance reimbursed her for the insured amount...

Checking to see if you've received the package yet. Mailed on 11/22/10.

Quite creative, Nice work.

Welcome from Pocahontas,AR. You've come to the right place, the people here are great.

I'll do it. Just practicing for now, nothing much to show yet. I cut out and profiled what I hope is a good one yesterday, I'll post when I get the grind done. I've got to quit wanting to fix that one little spot. At least on my turbo speed grinder. I'm really looking forward to a...

Clicked on the link at the bottom of the page. Went to the website, Lots of neat stuff. I really like the skull camo patterns.

Fred, I got to practice with the Bubble Jig today. WOW!!! What a difference. It was so much easier to make a straight, even bevel grind. This is going to be fun.

Fred, Got the package in the mail today. The blades look great, just the right size. I can't wait to try the Bubble Jig. I'll keep you posted on how I progress. Keith

Rex, Excellent idea, I'll take you up on it. I'll PM my info. Thanks,

Ok, where to begin? Kevin, I've got plenty of quenchant so I'll fill up the roasting pan, and agitate back & forth or up & down but not side to side. I got all geeked up after a workshop & wanted to get started so I ordered in the steel we used, and since my wife wasn't comfortable with me...

Is there a post using pictures and hopefully small words to describe a reliable procedure for heat treating 1095 using a forge, McMaster-Carr 11 sec, and my wife's old toaster oven. I am finding great information here on the forum but haven't had it all sink in yet. I think I let my...