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Fred it is beautiful even though I did not understand how you did it. Being a stock removal guy for over 20 years leaves a lot of things I wish I had learned. Going to start here soon just for the experience. Have all the equipment just never thought it was for me, now just learning would be...

Thanks a lot for the info Ed I appreciate it. I am not going into the forging business, I just want to play with it a little. Too old to change my ways now. I make my own mokume now and would like to just hammer some steel a little. One thing it would give the guys in the area that make a few...

With a 50# little giant hammer what is the best way to set it up. On concrete floor and if so how thick would the concrete need to be. I have a lean to that I am adding on to also and would like to leave part of the floor dirt. would that be good to do a hammer on? Maybe dig out an area and...

Hey guys thanks for ithe info. I really appreciate it.

I have been making knives for over 20 years now (Stock Removal) and have recently thought about forging I used to have a 110lb little giant but never used it and sold it years ago. My brother gave me a 50lb little giant for my birthday (I just cant sell it) and a forge. I already had a propane...

Tracy when you take the vaccum off of the pot isn't the atmospherical pressure enough without adding pressure. I don't remember what it is but it is fairly high. Now when I want to dye the giraffe bone I get I just put it in a jar of the leather dye and leave it for a few weeks and have most of...

It looks great to me.

Yesterday saomeone told me he moved to Conroe I am not sure but he bought a grinder from them and he told me that was the address on the check. Good luck

that is going to be some beautiful knife handles for sure. It takes a long time for oak to dry enough to use it and it not crack. Good luck with it I a lot of oak burl and it is nice.

Laurence how thick are these again. lenght , wdth and thickness if possible. They look great hope you sell many of them in the future

I think sanbar stag is the ultimate but on a really hard using knife I like RUBBER

Absolutely beautiful both knife and sheath. I mean man that is nice.

It is strange to see knife shop that is just for looking at and not for working in. I know you don't work in there so you must work outside and just show the pictures for the inside. Great looking shop now lets get it dirty so you can make some money.

I'll take number 22. Percy Richardson, richardsonknives@yahoo.com Thanks for the giveaway.

Beautiful work Karl. it can't get much better than that.

I don't know exactly why he added the black between the handle material and the frame, but I do it to add contrast between the frame and the light color material. I also use it on all straight knives with full tangs but I use red on 90% of those. This is a great looking knife and the finish...

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Looks great would like to see it as a wip, now that would be something

Do you have to worry about the ultra seal messing up the vaccum. I tried with wood hardner once and it clogged up the vaccum real bad and I had to rebuild it.

That is some fine work there Calvin. The pictures are fine too.