Recent content by marshaap

Thanks for all the information and tips. Rhino - I've got one of those on the budget too I just haven't figured out which maker I want to go with yet. Diamond - Thanks for the info and support. Kevin - Thanks I was trying to figure out how to post like that. And the suggestions are...

I can't take credit for the blade I bought it online. I am planning to make a forge so I don't have to buy anymore blades but still being in school makes the budget pretty tight (both time and money lol). The backside of the antler is slightly palmated and fits perfectly in the palm of your...

looks good man I'd be interested in trying this project myself

Finally got my second knife done. Whitetail Antler handle, damascus blade, buffalo horn cap, and stainless steel spacer. Let me know what you think and if you have any pointers for the next one let me know.

i just made one with a blade from PKS too. that sheath is pretty cool. nice design

sent one up to the big guy in the sky hope everything goes well

wow this is amazing. you just turned my interest in knife making into an addiction.

here is my first one. finished as of an hour ago. pre-made blade, buffalo horn scales, sandblasted: stainless bolster, tang, and spine. vine pattern file work as well as initials. Christmas present for dad.

another way to get a dull/satin finish is to use a sandblaster if you have access. I just did that and it turned out well.

Hey I'm a junior engineering student. I like to customize my stuff. I rebuilt my guitar and repainted it this past summer. I have done a little bit of work on my Remington 700. I am also in the process of making my first knifes. They are going to be Christmas presents for my Dad and Brother...

Diamond blade and water is the best way to go. I used to work in a granite shop and it wouldn't take any time to polish it with the proper tools. If you don't want to go back to the cabinet guy then look for a place that sells headstones they will usually have the same tools to work with...