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I also had issues keeping the back stitch lines straight until I started punching holes separately in each piece; the front, welt, and back of the sheath. It’s 3x the amount of punch and mallet work for me but dramatically improved my stitch lines on the back. Ya might give that a try and see if...

Another recently finished order. Alabama Damascus with pinecone/resin handle. My sheath work leaves things to be desired but it’s getting better a bit at a time. Thanks for looking fellas.

Good looking flat grind.

Beautiful work

Beautiful!

Count me in also. Missed all the fun last year. Sounds fun!

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Very nice!

Nice!

Double post.

Do you mean how much tang is needed in the handle? Not my department but I think at least 2/3rds of the handle length is a general rule. Could be wrong. Others willl probably chime in that’ll know better than me.

http://dcknives.com/public/grind_angle.php From what I’ve seen in the Bushcraft community, guys prefer a blade of that style more in the 1/8” area. If you wanted it beefier, I wouldn’t make that blade any thicker than 5/32”.

I’ll pass. Thanks for the offer but I’ve already received some generosity from some others so this one can go on to help out someone else.

Wow Opaul, that looks awesome!

Thanks Chris. I’ll check them out.

That looks awesome! Do y’all know of any good suppliers for elk antler? I haven’t done many hidden tang blades but would like to in elk. Maybe even scales for a full tang if the piece was big enough to rip down.

That is awesome! Very cool sir!

I’ve been using the sankyo belts from Mr Poplin also and have been pretty impressed with the belts especially considering the price.

Looks awesome man. Nice work!

My neighbor Tony Bose also uses a 20” wheel on his Burr King. He tells me he contacted them wanting one and his was one of the first they made. He loves it.