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Denny, I never used cocobolo. Actually you made me realize that I need to change a couple of knives on my website where it says cocobolo but really is bloodwood. :15: But I would not touch Morado if you do. Not fun. Thanks for the good words.

Because of allergies/reaction I will not be using this wood anymore. Anywho... Blade length: 4.25" OAL: 9.5" Grind: hollow Steel: 1095 (3/16") Pins: Stainless Corby bolt Handle: Morado (Pau ferro) Guard & fittings: Stainless (304) & black fiber spacer Not perfect but some improvement...

I use that unit (well a little bigger one I think, 1hp 5" intake) but used aluminum tubing and blow everything outside. Never tried the bag. http://www.lemeeknives.com/pages/Tutorials/tutorials_dustcollection_a.shtml

Alacran Horn it will be I think. The Lemee Umbilical Knife does come in at a close second place. ;)

Thanks Rudy. I have do large hands but not THAT large. lol You are right Josh, this kind of horn was the inspiration. The search continues... :D

That's the problem Dwane, it was a regular KITH. As this was a little off the mark, I did not enter it. :(

Thanks for doing this Erin. Someday one of those 40% off offer WILL coincide with me having funds. :2: I really need some end mills and at least one keyless chuck.

;) Latest from me. It was to be part of a KITH but as you can see, turned out a little "out there". :D Sorry for the crappy pics. It was too big for my lightbox. When the stand is finished and the knife sharpened I'll try and get better ones. Still learned some more making it. Thanks for...

How about the living room? There must be a little spot in a corner there? ;)

I am in also, thanks a bunch!

So the same paint scheme as your bike? ;)

I'm in! Thanks for the chance.

Nice score! Were they originally painted?

MP3 player with big headphones. Gotta be careful though about leaving machinery running when you don't hear it.:what!: I do have noise canceling headphones that you can plug a MP3 in. I should use that so I can still hear background noise like said running machinery.:les:

Another possible option: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=718655

Sorry about your shop Mike. Another vote for the Dewalt. I just love mine.

Sorry for the late reply John. Thanks for your offer of help. My main problem is not having any formal training. I am learning as I go and with machining, the margin of error is pretty slim as you know. Next problem that arises I'll shoot you a PM. Pieter, that is me exactly. :D

Thanks again for the good words. I may be a little too organized at times.

Thanks guys! :D

Since everybody likes shop pics I just thought I'd take a few more recent ones. Not a perfect shop yet but getting better. Now if I could just do the same. ;) http://www.lemeeknives.com/pages/shop_a.shtml Thanks for looking.