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Always a treat to read your WIP's Bruce. Thanks for taking the time to do this. Thanks to Roger T also for showing us some fine woodworking on the case. Nice work guys, David

Thanks very much Randy. I appreciate the compliment.

Hello Dogs, Here's a Bowie I'm finishing up. Aldo's 1075 with Ebony handle, recessed escutcheons and domed pins. Clamshell guard is 416 stainless. A little over 14" with a 9.25" blade. All comments are welcome. Here's a little better look at the hamon and the guard Thanks...

Very nice work Travis. Congrats on the B2. Your web site looks great as well. David

That's nice work Robert. I like your leather work as well. The new owners will very pleased. Take care, David

Thanks Cal. Nice of you to say. David

Nice work John, that one can bite you with either end. David

Thanks Bill. I appreciate that.

Rey, It's not the preferred method but it can be done. Tough on belts and sandpaper though. If you do try it you might first temper the file for a couple of hours at 425 to 450 and take the hardness down to a more workable level. It's probably 64rc or so as it sits now. Good luck, David

That's nice work. The closer you look the more impressive it gets. David

Very nice work. We don't see enough of that particular type. Is a sheath in the works? David

Here are a couple of basic tactical blades just finished. Smaller is 1/8" 1084 with green micarta. Larger is 5/16" 1075 with black and blue g10. Thanks for looking.

Hello KD, Well, with plenty of Aldo's 5/16" thick 1075 remaining I decided to do another Sporting Bowie - this one guardless. 14 1/4" in OAL. Hope you like it. Comments are welcome. Thanks for looking.

He'll like that one. Really good looking knife. Nice finish on the D2 also. I'd like to see a thumb ramp on the next one. Nice work, David

Thanks gents.

Thanks Laurence. Zombies, Democrats, whatever...:what!:

Hello Dogs, Here's a tactical hunter I just ground out of Aldo's 5/16" thick 1075. Hope you like it. Thanks for looking.

I like it a lot. Great finish like all your work. I would like to see it down the line and check out how the liners age. I'm still undecided about copper. Nice work, David

Thanks gents. I enjoyed doing this one. David

Thanks gentlemen. I appreciate your comments. Rudy, it does make for a practical and user friendly knife and allows you to keep the full tang. Thanks again all, David