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Great design, looks like it would be great for an outdoors knife. I like the sheath setup as well.

Love it! I dig the wrapping.

Excellent work, looks very comfortable.

Cut out the two new blanks today Tried the Cubitron II belt for the first time. Can't say I liked it more than the Blaze. Although I found it better than the VSM belts. The CII did have a little more control over the Blaze, hogged off more steady with less pressure. Adhesion of the abrasive...

That's a beautiful system! Knife and sheath!

Hmm good tips here. Never heard of Tru-Oil, goes to show how much of a rookie I am. I have stabilized wood that will be used soon, I'd imagine these don't need to be sealed?

Some more photos of the templates. I did another new design today. Slightly longer handle Mudlore.

Nice!

I've used Tru-Grit on my last 2 knives. They did a good job, and only charge $10 per knife, any steel.

Got a little time in on the grinder today. Sketched out a slightly longer handle for those with bigger hands. Three designs I'll be working on in this batch. Mudlore, MudloreX, SPM1 Dykem on A2 and 1095 then Scribed Sawing on the Portaband Trying out the Blaze belt for the first time...

Glue up 3,720 year old Bog Oak and 110 Copper Burl and 110 Copper

Ride on, maybe we can meet up sometime, check out knives. I won't be at the show- got a camping trip this weekend. Trying to finish another knife by then.

Should be gluing these together soon. I'm excited to see the results.

Just got these: Drewcarta Stabilized Hawiian Mango Stabilized Oregon Maple Burl Ancient Bog Oak- 3,720 years old

Glued up some scales today for future knives. Drewcarta with black fiber liner California Buckeye burl on black fiber liner Spalted big leaf maple burl dyed turquoise with red fiber liner

Thank you!

I think the TW-90 is awesome! I got to see it in person at Blade show and was impressed, only got to talk to Travis for a few minutes though. He was super busy.

Split up some wood blocks for future knife handles. I learned the portaband is not suitable for clean cuts on these. Gladly I tried it on the cheaper pieces. It's going to take a lot of time to flatten them. I forget the name of this wood, but the pattern is unreal.

Thanks Laurence. I enjoyed feedback from users, and seeing them test the knives out.