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Let's see the knife.

He might be one of the toughest judges to beat, having been a two time winner already, plus he's a part of the show and has some insight.

Remember a little while ago we were talking about how the judges on Forged In Fire should be subjected to their own testing and wondering how good they might do? Here you go...

I got a surprise yesterday when a customer mentioned he had seen my FIF weapon, the tabar shishpar, in a bonus clip of the worlds five best axes. We googled it and lo and behold, there is one. This clip shows for the first time the hidden dagger I put inside the handle. Here it is. Not only...

What he said :) :D

Thanks bud, it was a blast.

Cool story.

It looks like the grain in the steel to me, I think I see a hamon too, up near the spine going through the plunge line. Normally those show up in etching but sometimes in sanding. I would keep it

You don't look wild:)

Thanks opaul, people seem to like them. We sold a little over 250 of the Gen. I version. We're pretty excited about the Gen. II

After much experimentation the first two of the newest version of my hollow handle survival knife are complete and ready to go to their owners. These are made with one piece construction, something I've been working on for a long time. I think these are probably the strongest knives I've ever...

You are one of my biggest fans. Thanks

No apologies necessary. They never tell you when they're going to put one of your knives in a magazine. It's always a surprise, when someone says they saw one somewhere. Thanks for the nice comments.

The handle components rough cut to fit. Nickle silver, desert ironwood, cholla and turquoise.

If you post a picture, I may be able to help.

Actually, that's a similar but different knife. I wasn't sure what you were talking about because this knife just got finished, no time for it to be in the ABS Journal yet. I just got my journal today and it's all clear to me now. Thanks for the nice comments, everybody.

Thanks everybody.

The photo was shot and compiled by Jim Cooper @ Sharp by Coop. He does very good work.

That's very kind.

Thank you very much but of course there are quite a few fine makers on here.