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I just caught this post.....man that's sad to hear!

Actual its east haha. Besides I can't be a yankee, I graduated from state in may. Look at that. I went from a Bulldog to a knife dog.

Woe woe! Almost a yankee? Murph that's aimin' below the belt :) hahaha I live in the Brandon area; its just outside Jackson.

the only thing I know about them is......I just ordered one of the small ones. :)

you have future in this business for sure!

nice repair! man thats an old case. I love case knives and you did it justice!

hey Murph. thats a nice looking blade bud. I will have to give you a ring soon.

at first with look of the sheath, you think there is going to be this rugged looking frontier knife. then you pull it! It looks awesome.

that looks great. i love to give it a good home but i just bought my first kiln

this is lookin' pretty darn cool!

your doing very well from the looks of things. keep it up!

Thanks guys for the info. I talked to Sue with sugar creek today, and I will be placing my order tomorrow. I think for the my purposes I will be going for the peanut oil mainly because I can pick it up just about anywhere. I will move up to AAA soon though. Thanks again, Will

Thanks for chiming in guys. I am pretty sure I will be starting with O-1 because with everything I have read saying its the best beginner steel.

Hey guys, I was curious as what oils you use during you quench and why? I am about to buy myself a nice little sugar creek kiln, and I want to get all my ducks in a row before I get started. Thanks Will:steve:

There was similar situation in my neck of the woods except the lady in question had to sell her husbands collection. I bought one of the knives she had and I will alway treasure it because I love knives and she was really cool person to boot. Its always sad to hear when a maker or collector...

cool thanks. I was just curious.

Hey dogs, I was curious if anyone has had any experience with these? Are they similar/same as the scotchbrite belts? What do you use them for? I have seen where some people use the scotchbrites are use to put on satin finish. Thanks dog, Will:steve:

for your first one it looks pretty darn good!

Nice pair! BTW this is my 200th post.....just thought I would add that bit of info haha.

Item sold Thanks Dogs for allowing my to post this here. I love this site, and with this sale, you should be seeing some my own knives soon!