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Congratulations!!! When I saw the blade I knew it had to be yours.

Unbelievable!!!! That's all I can say.

Awesome as always!!! Nice job.

A very nice knife made by a very nice guy!! Greg is a good Christian man and he has a lot of skill as a knifemaker. I count it an honor to call him friend. I just wish I had his talent.

Simply Awesome!!!!

Mr. Carter has a video on this. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?31395-Brass-Bolsters

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Really nice Dave! Glad to see you here on Knife Dogs.

Thanks for the information guys. You have helped my ignorance. Now, I guess I played cowboys too much as a kid. I like my knives and guns down low. So that's how I rigged the sheath. Pictures coming tomorrow. Thanks again guys.

Frank is right. Mobil 1 works

Rex is a fine gentleman. He is a talented knifemaker and has a heart of gold. I count it a blessing to call him friend.

Really nice Calvin!!

It sounds like you have sleep apnea. There are 2 types of sleep apnea. One is caused by blockage of the airway (too much weigjt) and the other is a central nervous system defect. I am lucky enough to have both. Lot of fun! NOT. I recommend you see a pulmonologist and have it checked out. They...

Thanks for the help Frank! The Desperado Knife and Sheath on the website you linked to really shows how it would work. Rob I am with you on the Natchez!! Really awesome. Now I got another question. With a large knife the belt stud will place the handle way up on your side possibly getting...

I have a question. I borrowed a picture from Ben Tendick. I hope he doesn't mind. What is the metal sticking out of the front of this sheath and what is it's function? It looks like a Sam Brown button but I can't see it's purpose. I appreciate your educating my ignorance.

Wicked!!!!

Tai, you are probably right. Flash point on propylene glycol is 228 degrees. I should have taken that in to consideration. I was figuring if it was mixed in water that would raise the flash point but probably not since it is miscible and not soluble in the water. I was thinking the propylene...

Kevin, I read all your posts and even look for older posts on other sites. You are the MAN! when it comes to heat treating. I have learned so much about heat treating from you. I am searching for the steels that I want to work with. I do stock removal with O-1, 1095, and some 440C. I am...

Well, I don't think anyone could find fault with that package. Totally Awesome!!!

That is certainly my cup of tea! Great knife and sheath