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Here is #2 collaboration of Chuck Burrows and myself for a customer. 9.5 inch W2 steel Forged Bowie blade with file worked spine. On this piece I provided the blade and Chuck did the rest. Wrought Iron cross guard Raw hide sheath with period correct beading The whole packge is aged,antiqued...

Very nice Ed!

I have seen several gambler kits at auction going back to 1850s. For most part they are same as any other Sheffield or Cali bowie or dagger.

W-2 Steel 416 SS Fittings Boxelder burl handle Comments are welcome

Congratulations!

Excellent tip Tracy and on that theme from me.. I buy my epoxy in volume so rather then fight two larger bottles I put some of each into separate baby food jars and then use syringes from the pharmacy (free at mine if i ask) to suck each part of epoxy out. They come with a small straw that slip...

I think thats very well executed, congrats

Thank you all, I sure was pleased with how it turned out more or less

I do to Omacharley, The end cap is tapped. Thanks all, glad you enjoyed it

Sandy, you are a gem without equal

Thank you

what part dont you see?

One I did awhile back thought I would show folks. 4 inch W2 forged blade Sambar handle 416 SS stacked guard and filed end cap Basket stamped sheath that turned out ALOT darker then I intended but customer was happy none the less.

Nice

Wow! Bill really is a excellent maker

My first> It was Cable Damas I made. My how things have changed

2500 isnt out of line at all if it works well especially with dies and good babbit ect

Takes me about same amount or time as Ed. I am kinda particular about taper and flats and like to planish out hammer tracks if any and use flatters to make everything as true as possible which saves massive time and belt at the grinder.

Ty ty!

Thats a dandy