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This is a match set of 3. I made them from 1084, they are 13 inches and right at 22 oz. Scales are Guayacan. They will be thrown in the World Championships this November, Thanks for looking :) -sd

I finished up a couple of skinners this past weekend, They are stock removal 1084 with elk handles. A simple Loveless style scabbard for fit and functionality. Thanks for looking :) -sd IKTHOF #222

I got a great deal on a forced air induction forge and a 200 lb anvil, some hardy tools and tongs. I have been keeping a ring off an old split rim for just such an occasion, and on Sunday I hammered out my first blade. I will start my ruff grind later today, and post more pics as this one...

I'm not completely happy with it, but it is done. Stock removal from 1/4" 0-1 precision ground. Its 16" and about 35 ounces with a brass guard and elk scales. This knife was made to throw and compete, and possibly use a boat anchor, lol -sd IKTHOF #222

Many thanks to Darrin Sanders and the rest of you gentlemen for your mentoring. I had a short piece of 1084 left over from a match set of throwers, so I thought I would do a little hidden tang skinner to see if I could pull off the heat treat on my own. I dont have all the proper...

I have ground up all my stock, and went to a new place today to buy more. All they stock is 0-1, so I bought a couple of pieces, I just had to have something to work on over the weekend :biggrin: What am I looking at as far as my grind and then heat treat? I have a propane forge and an oil...

hello to all, aspiring knife thrower/maker in Austin TX. Glad to have found this forum. now I can quit wasting money and learn to do this the right way...maybe. -sd