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Coffee and knives, am a sucker for both.

Got sick of undoing Dewalt saw off swag table (cheap one without cut-out) to change belts. Finally made my own from their idea.

I just ruined my last one, my fault, he rushed a new stamp this week.

I have bought several stamps from Steel Stamps, really happy with mine and great customer service. I deal with Tim Purdy and he is top notch.

I love this neck knife, really great lines. Don't etch spine, brings more uniqueness.

Working on two, camp knife for me and NFL themed order.

I have free time and am playing with this knife. I have citrus trees and want something to chop random unwanted sprouts. Also a camp knife that can slice, chop and scare away bad people. 12 inches total length, yay or nay?

Thanks Dennis, did not know that.

I plan on giving him my first camp knife, work in progress.

A friend has this walnut he doesn't need anymore. It is over 30 years old and from a deceased gunstock maker. Is it worth to get for handles, never used walnut before and looks really nice. Any input from the pros here? He wants to give me for free but told him would trade a knife for it.

You guys in Texas do go big, damn. Nice score.

Thanks for all for the help, found some brass at local steel shop.

Mustard yellow there just might work, thanks.

I finished except sharpening, hopefully she will forgive me for being late. Thanks for the help and ideas.

I was looking at the top left piece, might work. Will contact him via pm.

Thank you, too bright. Found a color on Etsy but you have to buy a package deal, puts me out of price range.

will do, thanks. Just checked, nope. May try brass if I can find thin sheet of .030-060.

I can't find a certain yellow in G10 or similar liner material, anyone seen this shade, for a friends Baltimore Ravens knife currently making, liner material thickness. I looked everywhere and on forum owners site.

One coat of tru-oil, went with reverse hour glass.

Since I made post, will keep as a work in progress with updates. Handles will be about 2/3rd of current thickness.