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That's a beauty Tommy.

Thanks very much gentlemen. Eric, the sheath will be a horizontal carry (my first) and I'll post it when finished.

Nice Eric. A lot of work went into those. They'll be proud to own them.

Here's one I'm just finishing. Gentleman wanted a 6 inch "old-time" Bowie knife with an Oosik handle so I came up with this. Blade is W2, fittings are file worked carbon steel with hammered copper adornments. This knife is 30 pieces total. I really enjoyed experimenting with the patina...

Thanks guys. I appreciate your comments.

Hello Dogs, Here's a Tactical Hunter I recently finished. It's W2 and black paper micarta. Comments are welcome. Thanks for looking.

Thanks Randy. Maybe I should do one in your Damascus.

Hello Dogs, I've always loved a good boot knife and this Gaston style blade has been a lot of fun to do. Here are the specs... -154 cm stainless -Stabilized Koa handle -Blade is 4 5/8" and OAL is 9 3/8" -HT'd to ~60rc Your comments are welcome. Thanks for looking.

Watch it online here: www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/ancient/secrets-viking-sword.html

Anyone see Knifedog's own Kevin Cashen on Nova last night? Reproducing a "way ahead of its time" Viking Sword with Ric Furrer. Very interesting show. Worth seeing if you missed it. Well done Kevin.

Thanks George. Glad you like it. I've really enjoyed doing this one. Your "Diablo" is wicked. Take care, David

Thanks a lot Keith

Wow, thanks Fred. I'm glad you like it. The grind was a spur of the minute decision and I wasn't sure it would be considered "correct" by knowledgeable knife folks. Thanks again.

Thanks very much Wade.

Really nice work. I especially like the aggressive tip, s guard, and the way you left the handle a bit proud around the ferrule. Well done.

Hello Dogs, Here's one I'm just finishing up. 10" W2 blade is double ground, clay hardened for hamon and acid etched for patina. Guard, ferrules and pommel are damascus. Handle is Oosik from Mark Knapp and stabilized by WSSI. These are some dry fit pics. Hope you like it. Thanks...

Thanks Eric. Similar angle but a better idea of the nice figure in the Koa.

Thanks very much guys. Mark, I'll post more photos soon. This picture doesn't do the Koa justice. It is stabilized and really comes alive (as you well know). Great stuff.

Here's one I'm just finishing up. It's ground from 5/16" 1075. Blade is 7". Comments are welcome.

Thank you gentlemen.