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A great combination of materials: awesome feather damascus and walrus ivory, make A beautiful knife. Dan

Calvin, You keep producing interesting, great looking knives, this one looks like it would very useful and easy to carry especially when you don't want anything too big in your pocket. Dan

Nice looking knife, sharp grind lines, clean looking and smooth curves. Thanks for sharing, Dan

Beautiful knife, great combination of materials, thanks for sharing. Dan

That's a beauty, something to keep your eyes busy for a while. Thanks for sharing. Dan

My favorite edc is a mini Griptillian. I bought mine a few years ago for $56, I assume that they may be a bit more now. 'It has a 154cm blade 2.90" long and the axis lock which allows for easy one hand operation.. Dan

Really good looking knife! What is it made of? Dan

Your work gave class to the lowly Barlow. Dan

Nice knife, eye catching. Dan

Well executed knife, the ironwood scales make it stand out from other knives. DanDan

Interesting knife with the various (for lack of a better word) things going on, interesting and well executed. Dan

Bruce, beautiful knife, feather pattern is awesome looking steel. Dan

Alistar, I thought that the images that you posted looked like Sw.I build up my model with all parts included. I have downloaded the screws from MC Master Carr and depending on how much time available will model the blade to look like it is ground. Some of the configurations might only show the...

A beautiful knife, I love the look of ivory and the engrave bolsters. I may be a bit against the grain but I like the plain ivory, no scrimshaw work. Dan

Alistair,Nice work. I'm not sure what software you are using. Can you show an open and closed configuration in your software program? I know that Solid Works will so you can see how most everything works open or closed. Dan

Some also mask off the area of their makers mark, all depends on your preference. Dan

Nice job, good combinations of components made a great looking knife. I think most anyone would be proud to have it in their pocket. Dan

Ken as you have seen that being able to layout your design on your software before building it helps build a bit of confidence that your design is workable. Keep up the good work. Dan

I have seen elephant dung handles a few years ago at the Janesville WI show. Fortunately for you horse hockey is alot more plentifull and since elephants are not very plentifull in the US you probably won't have much competition. Dan

Robert, great looking knife, great materials and a handy size. Dan