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Yes the bolsters have 2 pins peened to the liners then the spacers and the bone are gorilla super glued to the liner. Then, there are actually 3 pins holding the whole thing together the one is the pivot pin that is through the brass bolster

The brass bolster is dovetailed and peened to the liners the 3 spacers are also dovetailed and gorilla super glued to each other then the mammoth bone is also dovetailed and peened in place keeping everything together.

Thanks Johan. There is no better compliment to my mind than one of my knives being carried and used. A knives purpose is to be used not to sit in a case. StaySharp

Just finished my 5th slipjoint. Ladder pattern Damascus blade with 440c spring. Handles are carbon fiber with blaze orange G10 liners 7" overall when open 4" closed Thanks for looking StaySharp Www.leclairknives.ca Www.facebook.com/leclairknives

Hey guys. Got my 4th slipjoint done today. Went with a lanny's clip pattern 6.5" overall when open and 3.75" closed. The handle is mammoth bone with black micarta and camel bone spacers and brass bolsters. Deffinately better than my last one so I'm very happy with it. Thanks for looking...

Thanks John this and the damascus one from last week are my first try at chef knives. I'll say one thing, after grinding out these long tall blades my usual hunters and skinners will be a breeze lol ;-) Thanks for looking StaySharp

Lol yes it definitely should. Thanks :-) StaySharp

Hey guys another chef knife in the books. This one is 15" overall with a 10" blade. Made from 1/16" 440c and tempered to around 62rc. It stands 2-1/8" tall at the heel and is ground to 0.01 at the edge before sharpening. The handle material is some great purple dyed stabilized maple burl with...

Ladder pattern Damascus Santoku style knife. 13.5" overall length with an 8.5" blade Handle material is some nice stabilized dyed cast resin maple burl handles from RCI One stainless rear pin one mosaic front pin. Thanks for looking StaySharp

Handle material is stabilized, dyed blue and purple, maple burl

Thanks :-) StaySharp

Thanks alot guys. I think I'm going to have a hard time letting this pair go...

Thanks guys, I as well don't really enjoy the leather work but it's deffinately getting easier with practice. Thanks again for the kind words guys :-)

Just finished this set and decided to do a piggyback sheath. I had never tried one before but I think it came out good. Thanks for looking StaySharp

This pair is in alabama damascus' wave pattern The bigger one is 8.25" overall with a 3.75" blade The smaller one is 6" overall with a 3" blade Both have dyed/stabilized maple burl with stainless steel tube/pin and mosaic pins Thanks for looking StaySharp

Yes it does smell rather bad but I think it's worth it.

Hey guys got two more done. Both are buckshot pattern Damascus from Alabama damascus. First is a drop point. 8" overall with a 3.5 " blade. Handle is cocobolo with a bone bolster. Second is a large hunter. 9.5" total length with a 5 " blade Handle is camel bone Hit this one with the...

Thanks Doug. The sheep horn was very easy to work. Yes is smells awful when cutting, grinding, and sanding.

Just finished these two. First is a skinner in buckshot pattern damascus. 7" overall with a 3" blade. The handles are sheep horn. Next is a nice little bird and trout knife. 7" overall with a 3" blade. The handle is some really nice stabilized curly Koa. Thanks for looking

Thanks for the comments guys. Walt, I was having issues getting the two halves to mate up without gaps. Then I figured out that once I get one half sanded flat I could use some double sided tape and stick some sand paper to the flat front edge and sand the piece against each other. This way even...