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It may get you in trouble with your spouse, but not the law...:cool::cool:

Impressive!

Made this 'knife' for a colleague and friend from one half an old sheep shear that he had. It is a bit tongue in cheek as just the edge of the blade is hardened. It will be his barbeque knife and a conversation piece. Scale is coconut palm.

Excellent work Dennis.

Keep us posted on the progress.

You're a disciplined man, sir! Now if it was me, everything else would have been put on hold to assemble this new toy I had gotten.

I do like the look of rawhide wrap along with the pinning of the wood to the steel backing.

Looking good! I am procastinating on a similar project

Stunning!

I just love the profile an look of it. It is something I would want to wear on my belt.

Stunning!

Pardon my ignorance, but how do you do hardening on the blade with the copper present?

You have built some beautiful slip joints. The double bladed muscrat type is my favourite.

Just plain gorgeous as always! Excellent work John.

You guys have me all excited. Its summer now where I am, with the hunting season opening up in May and closing end of August. As it is now the New Year the outfitters have started to advertise their pricelists for the coming season. I have a prelimenary booking for the first week of August.

Beautiful!

Quite a nice assembly of knives. They are beautifully built. The top two with the burnt scales intrigue me. Is there a story/history to the wood?

That is looking good! What material is the scales from, it looks like giraffe of camel bone?

Glad to see you are up and running again Dennis. I have noticed you responding to posts, but no new knives were forthcoming. Knife is looking good, as always.

Fascinating collection in the third photo.