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It was my pleasure bro. You do nice work and the best part is , it will Definitely get better ! Good times , that was cool..

Here's my personal review on the knife.. Understanding that this was the first time you made a knife with bolsters, I think they came out ok for the first time. I noticed the pin stock was not the same as the bolster material, and a bit of the pin holes showing. The rounded face sides of the...

Really nice stuff

Just finished up these two for two good friends of mine ( father and son team )I showed the ironwood skinner In a previous thread. The other knife is a really nice comfortable knife with green micarta scales.. I'm sending them off in the morning. Thanks for looking. [

Really cool to look at ..

Really cool. Nice work,

Beautiful work. I like it.

Thanks gents, this one is pretty comfortable too..

Here's one finished up with some ironwood scales .. I think I may have etched the logo in a little deeper then I wanted , but should make a pretty good skinner anyway .. Thanks for looking.. [/URL] [/URL] [/URL] [/URL]

Thanks again guys for the nice comments. I kinda agree to a point on NO SCRIMSHAW to a point , but this customer has many scrimshawd knives and the the purpose behind this project is just to have a taste of three different builders in one knife .. I guess its a " Personal Thing " that hes...

Thanks guys very much appreciated. I can't wait till the scrimshaw is done too.

I like it !

Lookin good Rob. Very nice..

I just got this one one back from the engraver ( Doug Sutherland ) I think he did a beautiful job on the engraving. I love it ! The scales are ivory which will later be scrimshawed. The steel is 1095, pins and bolster are 416 w/ 3/32 pins. Thanks for looking. [/URL] [/URL] [/URL]

Pro photos for a pro maker. Amazing work Cal! beautiful !

Lookin good keep em coming..

Always great seeing your work!!

Thank you , I had a feeling it worked like that. Thanks again

Can you show us how your jig works? I'm thinking you lay your blade on the flat and hold your stamp up against the welded piece then hit it ? But I'm really not sure .. Thanks.

Wow! Really nice