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Great work. The scale material of the kitchen knives are quite attractive to me, especially the bottom one. Well done.

It's stunning! I can just imagine the excitement of the recipient. Great work.

Hi Justin, welcome to the forum. You make some awesomely beautiful knives. Thanks for sharing.

Opaul, I had been looking at your knives since you have started posting on Knifedogs and it is great to see the progression in quality and workmanship. Really well done.

Its more than just nice, it is beautiful. It is one I would want to put in my pocket.

Great knife!

This is beautiful, thanks for showing.

Thanks for demonstrating process of braiding in particular, Dennis. I've found it very instructive and will endeavour to execute such a braid sometime soon. I have enjoyed your WIP immensely in general. I am referencing this thread to come back to it.

Wow! The hidden release autos are especially interesting.

Randy you build really beautiful knives and your finishes always looks so professional. What I particularly like about the last couple of knives you've shown to us, is the way you use the micarta as a liner as well. It contrasts well and is just something different. Well done!

Now that is just plain handsome!

You can if it is not damaged.

Well done, Dennis!

Beautiful! This is exceptional craftsmanship! I am impressed by the manner of presentation and great photographs.

Great work John.

Indeed!

If you can remove them and can reglue them, allow the epoxy to fill up those spaces while hardening. It helps if you can colour the epoxy to match your liner colour, then it just makes the gaps inconspicious. What you can also do is to reapply some super glue into the cavities and allow to dry...

The VFD is in a box to protect it from the dust and the dial type controls are on the outside of the box.

Living in South Africa, I don't even know if we can get KBAC imported, so we make do with what we can get. We have a guy here that supplies us with the appropriate motors and variable frequency drives, and it works just fine. Mine has served me well for about two years now and going well.

This is a great tip, thanks Ed!