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Here are the two on my bench now. The Koa hunter is getting the final spit shine. It has a 1095 blade, Koa grip with a inlet Aluminum bronze guard. The big fighter is getting the handle fitted and then to the grinder. The fighter has a ironwood grip with copper fittings and a SS spacer.

Nice work! Can't wait to see more.

Nice job! I hope to see some more knives coming from you.

I really like the shape of that knife.

Thanks Jeremiah! Peace out!

LOL! I needed a good laugh! Its helping the blood-Blister on my thumb!

Nice Job! Gotta keep the Misses happy!

That is a nice bunch of knives and its really nice to take a bunch of kids into the back country. Have a safe trip!

Beautiful working knife and sheath!

Craftsman is pretty good about getting parts for their tools. If you still have the paper work that came with the sander there should be a exploded view with part numbers. You can order the broken part and, with what you learned, start over.

Nice Knife! Should be a big help on your camping trips. I really like the shape and the walnut burl is one of my favorite woods. Let us know how the Indian Damascus holds up. I have bought a couple pieces too and it seems to hold up fine.

Nice Job! Looks like its Combat ready!

If I could make it, I would hope you would do a piece on Barrel Forging and spring tempering. I hope that helps.

Here ya go! If anyone has any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! Thanks! The End!

Very Cool designs. High tech looking.

I feel your pain! I am using a 2x72" that I built. A while back I built a new platen for it. I fought that thing for two weeks trying to get it to track correctly. Every time I put pressure on the belt, the belt would jump over to the left. The short story is, I ended up having to "shim" my...

Leather-4 Kydex- 0 As per popular demand I started the leather sheath today. Like always I start out with a paper pattern. After I am happy with the pattern I cut the pieces out. I decided to add some snake skin to the sheath. I really need to invest in a Go-Pro camera. I didn't get any...

If that's all the votes, leather it is!

Sorry to hear about this Ausbrooks, But glad to hear your OK.

I recently switched over to glass and Jb Weld. I was using 2" X 1/4" Stainless Steel held in place with 3/8" SS Flat heads as my replaceable platen. I had to replace it every 10 to 15 knives because it would wear a crater at the pressure point. Also where the screws were caused the belt to...