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Awesome, thanks fellas. :)

I like these blades and plan on making some up soon. Does anyone know what type of high carbon steel they are using in these blades? Thanks for the help!

Since I purchase blanks and create my knives from there, it's different for pricing. This is what I do and it has worked for me thus far. Blade cost x 2 + 20 (leather sheath) + 15 (this covers a basic handle materials list, higher end stuff will obviously raise the price). I've not run into...

Ed, did applying the tru oil to the white micarta discolor it at all, it's pretty dark stuff.

Thanks Doug. I didn't think there was a lot of difference between it and stick tang, but I thought I'd ask and I was hoping for some WIP pics :)

*cricket, cricket, cricket* wow no one? lol

Example: Love this type of thing. I also like how the main handle spacer is the same as the one that goes through to divide the 2 woods. I know on a hidden tang, your block or pieces are laid up, glued and ground/sanded to shape. What are the proper steps for doing something like...

Looks awesome!

Very cool!!! That bog oak being that old is crazy!

Outstanding, those are awesome!

Post pictures Frank. I'd like to see some damascus with both black and grey finish.

Very nice, thank you!

Very nice, great idea using carbon steel for the pins to patina along with the blade!

Hi Claude, How do you go about wet forming the sheath with a liner?

Looking forward to this being fixed, would like to bookmark it.

Looks like stabilized dyed quilted maple.

Thanks, very cool design. :)

Nice looking finish there. Have you played around with muriatic acid too? I etched some cheap 440 (probably A) blade as a test with muriatic and it came out a nice soft grey. Really like the finish. Took a LONG time to get the color though. How long did you etch those in ferric?

What are the benefits of stabilizing antler?

Would you get a pic of the back of that 1 piece kydex sheath, I'm curious as to how well it works. Interesting idea there.