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Good news! I've been able to get a total of 10 axes! My brother in law, a cousin and a coworker were able to find some (Georgia, Michigan and PA). That should hold me long enough to find another option. Thank you to everyone that took the time and effort to check their local stores for me!

Thanks everyone. I appreciate the effort.

I’ll have to see what if anything changes on the 15th then. Maybe they’ll continue to offer it online only? I’m assuming as a clearance item it’s being discontinued.

I've got a bunch of old files that I need to try something like this on.

SKU is 94549

They’re made in India according to the label. Central Forge is the HF brand name. Not sure where to go to find out more.

I just found out this weekend that Harbor Freight has discontinued their Fireman's Hatchet :( ... I've searched the stores in my area and only found 2 left in stock on clearance. I've got some friends and relatives checking their respective stores, but unless I can lay hands on a bunch, that's...

Here are some recent knives.

I use Neutralyte on them. I got it from USAKnifemakers a while ago but I'm not seeing it on the website. Supposed to neutralize the electrolyte if I remember correctly. Windex should work well too.

I've been using TUSTEch for mine. Got a couple of sizes. Keep 'em clean and they last a pretty long time.

I really like this one. Is that butt two pieces of antler to hide hardware? Well done.

Thanks. I used the method where you heat up the bone and get the dye as cold as you can. Bone goes in the dye (leather dye in this case) and capillary action does the rest.

Got some Giraffe bone in the works. The finished product is always a bit of a surprise, as I’m never sure how it’s going to take the dye. It’s always got character though.

Pair of Kwaiken. Both are 1084 steel. Top has sharkskin wrapped with rawhide. Bottom is stone washed with stingray wrapped in a cotton ito cord.

First attempt at a stone wash finish. We’ll see how much a Kydex sheath scratches it.

Great pics. I like the natural background. What's the handle material on this one? Love the color and grain pattern.

Are you going to do something special for #200?

Is that Hansen's newer material with metal shavings? How do you like it? I recently got some of the Brook Trout to try out.

Love the liner combo- G10? Are you using any pigment in the epoxy? Looks like a black line between the layers.

Finished up another one. A hunter in AEB-L with figured walnut handle, the guard is 3 pieces, blued steel and carved bronze. This one is for a young man who’s a fan of the Percy Jackson books (hence the trident). Up next will be an appropriate sheath.