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Nice, I used to also have a beadloom when I was in Boy Scouts! Made a few bracelets and stuff on it! Do you guys make up your own designs or do research on designs used by particular tribes?

Wow, another great set! So here's a stupid question, lol, I guess that with a lined sheath, it's impossible to wet form it...correct?

Very nice guys! DonL that reworked sheath looks great, a lot better than the first one!

Thanks again!

Have any pictures of the sheath Sean?

Thanks guys. So those deep gorges running parallel with the stag are naturally occurring? Almost looks like they are carved in and darkened.

I have several antlers from deer I've killed that are begging to be made into knife handles. How is the dark, craggy effect achieved like in the example above? What other things can you do to stag/antler to make it pop and stand out?

I agree with Stan, there should be a nut or screw that when tightened, flares out the width of the rubber drum. If it doesn't flare enough to fit the diameter tightly, you may have to find a different brand of sandpaper for the bit. I have dremel brand drums and they will take dremel sanding...

Ho-Lee-Chit!!! :) WOWEE what a score!!!! I think you're right, it does look like box elder. My friend, you have found a nice little gold mine there! :D

lol :)

Here's where we stand so far on knives received: 1. Dan Pierson 2. Cameron ---RECEIVED 3. D. Douglas ---RECEIVED 4. Brad704 5. Sean Cochran 6. Franklin 7. s2f ---RECEIVED 8. Patrick ---RECEIVED 9. rasret01 ---RECEIVED 10. gobblergetter ---RECEIVED 11. Aubrooks 12. grizzlyknives ---RECEIVED 13...

Thanks Mike, I'm glad you like it. Hope you get some use out of it!

Here's where we stand so far on knives received: 1. Dan Pierson 2. Cameron ---RECEIVED 3. D. Douglas 4. Brad704 5. Sean Cochran 6. Franklin 7. s2f ---RECEIVED 8. Patrick ---RECEIVED 9. rasret01 10. gobblergetter 11. Aubrooks 12. grizzlyknives ---RECEIVED 13. Mike928 14. NPD 15...

Paul, I assumed that's what he meant :)

Turns easier, far less chips and tear outs. Use sharp tools, as always. Finish with high grit finishing pads.

I picked up Paul Ausbrooks' knife this morning from the post office. I am honored to have received such a well made knife and sheath. The fit and finish of the knife is top notch! The leatherwork on the sheath is superb as well. This knife is going to have a very long and useful life in my...

LOL a fellow rage comic'er

The chatoyancy and grain reminds me of black walnut, but it's not quite dark enough. I did just do a search for english walnut burl and walnut burl and found some pieces that looked similar.

Travis, it's the NeatLac that gives your sheaths that soft glow, I really like them. I might have to pick up some of that and give it a try. Any pointers for applying it properly?

Love feather damascus! Great job!!