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Definitely interested in seeing this WIP. Can't wait until you get a chance to post some pictures along the way.

You may want to do some research into Karambit knives. Definitely marketable.

How far do you live from the Canadian/US border? In order to avoid the high duty fees, you can have something shipped and held at a US post office close to the border. Then you would have 30 days to go pick it up. Perfectly legitimate.

Gone but not forgotten. Common Sense's memory shall be honored and carried on in our household. I can't tell others bow to live but I can attempt to instill the ideals of common sense in my child.

Very nice Joe. Is it a double sided blade? Can't tell from the top angle. If you don't mind me asking, what are the dimensions? (Overall, blade length, and such.) Chris

There was a nice article on either kniferights.org or atki.org. It covered the "general" legalities of a knife and made a strong point that an individual should be sure to look up the state and local codes as well. However, it said in there while having a knife such as a switch blade as a...

Thank you all. I'll be trying the various methods mentioned to see what works best for me. I appreciate all the advice.

Thanks Andrew. The step bit keeps seizing up. I did use a 5/16" piloting hole thinking that was the problem. Not using cutting fluid but spraying the work area with water in order to keep the bit cool.

Hello everyone. I'm just starting to get into knife making (been making aluminum training blades for a couple years now). I am wondering what would be a good method for drilling out the finger hole for a Karambit knife. The hole would be either 7/8" or 1" in diameter. I've tried drilling...

Thank you for this great idea. My workshop is a spare room in my house, so anything that helps reduce dust (especially from Micarta) is greatly appreciated!