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WOW! Stunning work Burton! That hamon is gorgeous and the black ash burl with the black liner is perfet for this piece. Great job! Love the sheath as well.

I'm putting this kne back up for sale. I had received an offer on Friday and negotiated a deal from a collector and now he hasn't answered calls or messeges for payment and shipping info. One time price drop to $575 plus shipping.

Check out the tutorial section. Stephan Fowler did a great tutorial for us a year or so ago. It's a great step by step of the tecnique he uses.

I'm jealous. Really wish I could have made it!

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Look great Brad. I think you hit the nail on the head with this one! I really like your comment about the thinner kydex. I'm finding that .06 kydex works great for just about any knife. I know some guys like heavier stock of kydex, but I find that the .06 gives a much better form and if...

Hmmmmm, wonder who corrected that train of thought........ LOL. Thank you for reminding me about this Brad. Dang, I needed a good laugh this morning!

Looks great Erin. I'm really livin the work you did on this one. How does she cut?

The baby is almost here and I promised the "Mrs" that I wouldn't buy any new toys without giving up toys to fund it. I've been on a bit of a health kick lately and really enjoying riding my bike again but I would like to upgrade to a road bike. This mountain bike of mine is beating me up...

I knew him back when he was just a regular ole dog. Congratulations Calvin!

I'm gonna try to get back in the shop next week. Here is a pic of one of them.

See ya tomorrow afternoon.

Congrats Boss and crew.

If you make it to Little Rock this afternoon, give me a call and we'll throw an extra dog on the grill for ya.

Same here. I the neutralize and buff with a scotchbrite pad and wd-40. If I decide I want it darker, I clean the blade with degreaser and etch it again (repeat til I get the desired appearance).

I think I have one in black in storage if you are interested. Next time I'm in the shop I dig it out. It's still NIB.

If it were me and I wanted to try it, I would do a satin finish and then the acid etch. I've had pretty good results doing this on a D2 folder I have.

If that is a "Western", it likely doesn't have epoxy. I have disassembled several of those in the past. Hopefully you won't have to fight epoxy.

Brad, you're not supposed to cut yourself as soon as you get a new knife.

If you are wanting to design your own line to have made, there are numerous production facilities both at home and abroad who could assist you at a much better price than a custom maker could. I personally do not know of a maker who would make knives under another's name and especially not at...