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I've got one of these and have been EDCing it for the last month or so. I love the knife and the sheath is the best made sheath I have.

If Tracy doesn't have it in G-10 Alpha Knife Supply probably does. Much as I hate working with fiberglass anything in this case G-10 would probably work better.

May you heal well and as quickly as possible Randy. But don't push it and make things worse, please.

That axe blade sings. Love the pic of the clamping kit use too.

Great shot of the hamon there!

I've made all the kitchen knives I use most often.

Congratulations to both (and soon all three!) of you. May everything go smoothly from here on.

Yes, it looks like a Western interpretation, not Japanese tradition. So what! It's a really, really GOOD Western interpretation! One detail, I'm a little confused by though... are those forge marks in the fuller only?

Yes, I'm watching this every day even if I don't have time to comment. It's incredible seeing what you've planned and what you haven't until the last minute. Just great creativity as well as craftsmanship.

Beautiful Karl.

Here's to Mike for that amazing pimping and here's to you for comissioning him to do it and giving him a free hand. That's the best sort of collaboration with any artist or craftsman.

Thanks for doing this. It's good info even though I never expect to try it (see chemical hazards). Are you using some sort of exhaust for the convection ovens or is all the air flow internal? I've used the white correction pens with WSSI too.

Is that because only the edge, and maybe the back, could possibly crack?

The bling is great but the hamon really makes it.

I may be interested too. Don't really *need* it now but there are blades I'd like to make down the line...

I really like the grind line on that recurve.

Cool! I like the clear chain pattern down the blade a lot. Of course *I* would like it even better with nice wood scales :)

I got home today to a great little knife from DonL. Wonderful start to the week. (Added Tuesday) It wasn't raining today so I could get some decent pictures of Don's knife.

Thanks Cameron, I'm happy that you like it.

You're an artist Eric.