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Great Knife, Rudy. Love the stacked leather. ...and we can all be thankful that your reflection didn't show up on the blade.. Just kidding, love it...

Unreal work on all ends including Coops great photo's.

That is very nice. ...and Steve-O was my name-O

Since this is a "sophisticated" club, will we be issued special tinfoil hats to wear to the meetings? My head size is xxl (large brain).

I'm in Jess. Thanks, Steve

Send a pm to jeffsedge on this forum.

Nice Job. Steve

Just WOW. That's in my top 10 of sweetest folders ever. Regards, Steve

I like it a lot. The grind is flat and clean and the plunge lines are well executed. While the handle is very utilitarian, it looks sturdy. I am most impressed with the grind. Keep up the good work. Regards, Steve

I know Jeff and if anyone is willing to heat small batches or singles, please give him a shout. Thanks, Steve

Jeff, click on link for heat treating services. http://www.buckknives.com/about-knives/heat-treating/

Jeff is located in the Geographical Vortex known as ILL-EE-NOISE (Illinois). The is the intergallactic center of the universe and the state where the last 5 Democratic Governors have gone to the penitentiary.

We can have Bruce stabilized and keep him at the door of the Knifemakers Hall of Fame. The stabilizing process shouldn't be hard on the carcass but I can't vouch for where they put the fill tube in. With stabilization you can be buffed out every couple of years to give you the high Sheen look...

Welcome to the pack

Beautiful Work. Looks sharp, sturdy and very handy. Steve

Oh Yeah. Thats a keeper! Very nice

Welcome to the pack, Jeff. I know Jeff personally and he ain't kidding about selling and making knives. Jeff does the local show circuit and puts out a great spread from tactical econo folders up to very high end customs from around the world. You may have already viewed his stuff online under...

Thank You, Denis, I am a huge fan of your work. It is extremely well done and your Fit and Finish is flawless.

Very Nice. That is an excellent way to secure the pommel. Do you thin a few "dimples" in the back side of the cap would stop it from possible "unscrewing" if the knife were ever dropped? Just asking. Thanks, and again, a beautiful piece of work. Steve

Yikes!! Those are GREAT.