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Nice. but I think the week spot will be, the short thin grain at the front of the handle. Just turn the handle, so that area of short grain, is at the back. Will make it stronger...

Look up Indian George on this site. go to his webpage and get his plans for gas forge. or just click this link http://www.indiangeorgesknives.com/building_a_forge.html there are others as easy to get.... or after looking closer at the pic's, cut the inlet, and tip it down, fill in the gap...

They are not the same. If I bought one, and got the other, I would be pi$$d witless. I wish I knew who the seller is, so I can put him in my ignore list. There is to many Ebay sellers, selling to much over priced stuff, to put up with that kind of attitude... / al

This is my opinion , and the way I sharpen.. I use a belt, to set the edge, then oil/water stone, to finish the edge. If I want/need a razor edge, I use a hone(the one i use is two glass marbles held by a wire to keep the marbles together.) I use a "knife steel" when I am carving , or hard...

could you post a pic or two, showing how you set it up .. tnx/ al

I love this place... KD Rules ;}

Thanks guy, I'm in...

Damn IG, if I did not like you so much, I would damn well hate you... ;} good grab guy...

the kurkuri (sp?) is supposed to be front heavy... remember, it is not a wood chopper. it is a combat knife. indeed basically meant to chop thru ribs, into the body cavity... ;} / al

or a pry bar of any kind... ;}