Recent content by MarcWeitz

That knife's conception is so fantastic and I wouldn't mind using it as a daily pocket knife. I like meteorites. Looks so durable too.

Welcome to Knifedogs. Great to have a wood guy onboard.

The one that looks like a meat cleaver is awesome. Welcome to the board. I spent some long weekends getting lost in the Gila.

How some blade smiths can strike fine art into their work amazes me.

freak'n great looking blade..

Who wouldn't be proud to have that one at a hunt? Solid looking - I bet it feels as good in the hand.

I like both of those knifes, especially the ivory handled. And because don't I have an eye for what's wrong...your problem with the pins...I couldn't really tell that there was an issue from the picture. Great looking knives tho...(sorry - no help)

Ha. That's pretty funny..." One of my daughters entered it and won the ugliest knife contest at a Cutco competition." I'd consider that a complement. ha. Welcome To Knifedogs

Fascinating pic of grain structure layers

awesome

way cool - in fact really cool chess pieces like those are going to be, are a great tactic to distract me from strategy ...

D-Yager is right about softer woods cutting quicker...but it wasn't noticeable with walnut/holly board I did. Are you trying to make a regulation sized board? Sent a PM

Man. Ken. Can't say I'd let that go 2 seconds without placing an order for it... In fact. I can say unequivocally - most generous offer.

I've used Titebond (original type) on my chess boards. There's some debate over which type of Titebond etc. but I've had no issues with Type 1 over the years. I've used horse hide glue before and it's notorious for floating and slipping - and it does that without fail. So I don't use it for...

Welcome aboard. I like SPAM 'n Eggs, cooks up well with tabasco.