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Lookin good, Stabber. Can't wait to see em finished up.

Agreed. Especially the word misspelled.

Hello frnklin. I am a noturious mispeller. Welcome.

Count me in, please. Very nice looking stuff. Thanks so much for the chance.

Last week, I got to hold a live stingray.

Nice pair. Love those Randalls. I had a Model 26 a while back, but I just could never bring myself to use it. Couldn't justify keeping that expensive of a knife in the drawer, so I sold it, for a slight profit.2thumbs

You did a fantastic job, Nathan. And thanks for the tip on finishing that Redwood.2thumbs

Very fine work. 2thumbs I also got a chunk of that redwood from Burl Source, but haven't put it on a knife yet. Looks really nice with the red spacers. If you don't mind, is that redwood burl stabilized? Thanks.

Here is my first knife, but it was made with a LOT of help at a Bark River Grind-In. So not really completely made by myself. But this is what got my juices flowing about knife-making, and very soon after that grind-in, I bought a Grizzly grinder. All I could afford at the time. And this...

Very nice job. 2thumbs2thumbs Yes, the blade is a little hot on this one, but keep trying different tactics like those mentioned. If you don't mind, do you have a pic of your photo set-up? Always interested in how other photographers do it. Thanks.

I could not agree more with all previous posters. A vast amount of information, passed around freely. And none of the "drama" that so often happens in other forums. 2thumbs

WOW. Those are some hawgs for sure. I have caught a few 6 pounders up here in Michigan, and 2 that went 10 plus down in Florida on vacation. But when you get up into the 13 to 15 pound range, now yer talkin true hawgs. I think a huge bass can be caught on accident by just about any angler...

I am very much looking forward to this grinder. My Grizzly has been doing an adequate job, but I am so ready to take the step up to a "pro" grinder. Updates, and maybe a price point, are anxiously awaited.:bud:

Great looking knives. Beautiful stag, my favorite.2thumbs

Beautiful knife. Very fine work.2thumbs

Lots of mammoth here. http://www.artworkbid.com

I am in. Thanks for the chance.

Count me in, please. Thanks.

Here are two that I have recently finished. Walnut is a very beautiful wood, and can come in many varieties, as everyone knows. The top one is a pretty simple "utility" type knife, with a chuck of walnut that I picked up in the woods. Brass Loveless bolts. Bottom one is in Claro Walnut...

Hello to a great looking forum. I just heard about this place after ordering some belts and stuff from Mr. Mickley. Still browsing around, but from what I've seen so far, it's lookin good. My name is Bill Singer. I am the mechanic at our local Municipal golf course. Keep all the...