Recent content by cunningham

Thanks guys, I can't think of a better use of my time. Chad

Murph was kind enough to handle the sheath on this one. It is headed to Afghanistan on monday. It was made according to the soldiers specs, 8" cutting edge, 13" overall. I did choose the steel, 52100. And a micarta handle. I hope it serves him well.

Good work and a neat idea. Chad

Ask for the black and gold at malcolm supply, they last forever.

A good sheath sells my knives as well as my knives sell my knives. If you are offering a quality product at a fair price, I don't see how you can go wrong. Dwayne,or leatherman on this forum builds all of mine, I hope he is making a living cause I sure could not replace him! Chad

Sorry, tried to get them off a cell phone, i will try another route.

2 knives that my brother in law found in what was his house. He was burned out in one of our fires we have been having in the last few weeks. These were two Christmas gifts from several years ago, I am going to reheat treat and handle, and give them to him again next Christmas.:biggrin:

Thanks Dwayne Top notch work as always! Chad

I stabilize all of mine. I can't get a bit to drill straight on through tangs if I don't. Chad

I wouldn't want to try it. Stainless needs to be pretty hot. I forge quite a few different items out of damascus, contact me if I can help with that. Chad

Bruce, that does help. I may be worrying to much about the number of heats it is taking me to get where I want to be. Thanks, Chad

Thanks Ed A hammer might be a little more versatile, that is what I will be on the look out for. Chad

I have a press which I am extremely happy with, however, I have trouble getting my billets less than 1/4" thick, and 1/8 is almost impossible. Is there a tool that would be best to get this last little bit? Hammer? Roller mill? The only blanchard grinder in my part of the world has proven...

I would donate a buckle to an appropriate category if it would help.

Good looking stuff. Chad