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This is one of two knives I’ve completed since filleting open my thumb. Stitches are coming out tomorrow-yay! This particular knife measures about 6 ½” overall and has about a 2 ¾” cutting edge. The blade steel is Aeb-l and the handles are toxic green G10 that are removable. I hope to get the...

That is amazing John! Simply gorgeous all the way around

Ok, I'm not complaining anymore about my $6K bill. Still not a fan of the tax man

I finished up this small EDC recently. The knife is made from 1084 steel and has an overall length of just under 6 ¾”. The knife measures 3” from tip to handle with a cutting edge of about 2 ⅝”. The knife comes with a Kydex sheath set for a small Tek-Lok. The retention on the sheath secures the...

That's pretty funny

Thanks Kevin!

Nicely done!

Thank you Steve Thank you, much appreciated

Thanks Mike!

Thank you Rick and Justin!

Thanks Ted!

Thank you Don!

I posted this knife before, but I wanted to share the professional photograph taken by Marty Stanfield @dms_captures. He did a wonderful job photographing the knife (IMHO). The OAL of the knife is about 8” with a cutting edge of approximately 3.5”. The blade steel is CPM154 flat ground with a...

Before I retired I worked as a special agent for Homeland Security Investigations at the Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Unit. I've kept in touch with a number of the guys through social media, etc. Anyway, after seeing some of the pictures I've posted of some of my knives, one of the...

Thanks!

Thanks Rick

The first is a small recurve. It is my first recurve and my first attempt at a kind of, sort of, faded plunge. The OAL of the knife is about 8” with a cutting edge of approximately 3.5”. The blade steel is CPM154 flat ground with a satin finish. The blade also has an unsharpened swedge. The...

I've also found that the tang after tapering the tang it needs to be flat otherwise getting a good fit is more difficult. I've taken to using the layout dye or a Sharpie to make sure I get rid of any high spots etc. before attaching the scales.

Really like the sharpfinger and also what you did with the handle pins.

You did a killer job on that blade!