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Hi Wayne, thanks for the feedback, appreciate it a lot. Hi Anthony, thanks for the feedback, glad you like them.

Hey Everyone Compliments of the season to you and your families, I hope it is a blessed and peaceful one for everyone. I'm not sure if this thread should be here or in Custom Knives thread, while I am still a relative newbie I have been doing it for about three or four years now. (Admins feel...

Stunning Work- love all the details!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Stunning work - really well done. I like them a lot.

Looks good, nice for a first attempt. I'm just beginning to start with folders, hope my first one can come out as good as yours. Keep it up.

Thanks for the compliment Bushcraftbasics appreciate it. Thanks JPSWorks, I use a 12" diameter, 1" wide contact wheel, with 30mm / 1.18" belts - equal overhang on both sides for the plunge lines, no tracking the belt left or right is required.

Hi George Thanks for the compliment. As far as the belt loop goes , it isn't actually a separate piece, the "mid brown" piece of leather seen "wrapped" around the mouth of the sheath (with the logo stamped on it and the silver book binding stud through it), is the front part of the belt loop...

Beautiful Knife Denis Well done, thanks for the detailed photos along the way.

Hi Everyone I finished this one last week, it was commissioned by a friends wife for his 60th Birthday. Blade - 3.25mm N690 Hollow Ground (59Rc) Handle - composite scales of African Blackwood and Wild Olive with a white spacer. Two tone leather sheath with a reversible belt loop for right or...

Desert Ironwood, followed by African Blackwood and Wild Olive

Thanks for the feedback guys, I appreciate it. Rick

Hi I think what you are most likely seeing are pommels that have been made (turned on a lathe) by the knifemaker, rather than purchased from a supplier.

Thanks for the laugh Fred, I must be a knife guy!!

Hi Razor-Edge I cant say I have ever seen tubing that looks like that in a store, but I dont think it should be too difficult to produce, either by turning down thick wall tubing in a lathe or by pressing a piece of thin tubing into a piece of thicker tubing. ie: press a piece of 6mm tubing...

Hi Everyone Late last year when I was looking for ideas for making a hunting knife for my boss , one of the suggestions I got on my local forum (SABlade), was to make a Loveless style Drop Point Hunter. I have always like the DPH so I did some searching and found a template online, (as it...

They are both stunning Calvin Lovely work!! Particularly like the stag handled one - the damascus pattern in the blade is gorgeous

Hi Steven I was in the US last month and while I was there I bought a bunch of knife magazines. Unfortunately I haven't had much time to look through them since then, till today when I was reading through Blade and saw a knife style which looked very familiar, then I saw your name and...

Hi Steven WOW man, you have some awesome leather working sills, to go with your knife making skills. Seriously inspiring !!!

Awesome work Steven Love that sheath, stunning work

Hi Laurence I'm really sorry to hear about your health, I hope you get better and are able to continue knifemaking. Rick