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Thats the plan Calvin. That is if it makes it through quality control. Thanks eveyone.

Put the finishing touches on this knife after getting back from the hammer inn. I would like to thank Keith Johnson and everybody at USA Knifemakers for the opportunity and help with this project. This was my second slipjoint build with lots of learning involved. It turned out pretty...

All of them very nice. Very interesting texture on that last one.

Hey Mike great looking package.

Wow Peter that looks great. Im with Jim M. on some show and tell.

Hey Art I like that. Nice job!

Really nice Keith!

Hey Randy i just saw this thread. Prayers for you,Hunter and your family.

Hey Mike, Thats a great how too video! I want to ask a question. Do you use the same polishing compounds on stainless bolsters? Doug

I see a slingshot in that photo. Really? I see you found some spears. OH YEA!

Looks like I am going to make a trip to MN again for the hammer inn. I will try and get a check sent next week. Thanks Doug Sutherland

Thats very nice Craig.

I think you guys should use spears! Caveman style.

Go get em Calvin!

Also the soft cotton wheel should be somewhat loose weave. Some have lots of stiching in the side of them to tighten them up. Now i know your confused.LOL

I would use a cotton somewhat fine wheel for the final polish with green. A sisal wheel is for a aggressive cutting compound. You do not need to cake the wheel full of polish either. Just hit it a few seconds with the compound and proceed to polishing. Only use the the same compound for the...

Hey Mikey, I think maybe your buffing wheels may be contaminated with metal filings or something possibly. Try this. I polish jewelry almost every day so here is what we do. Hit the buffing wheel real hard with the edge of a putty knife for awhile. That should clean out all the old junk...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penny_knife

Those look nice. Hey Eric i had to look it up also. Ive always admired the look and simplicity of this style knife. If you desired a guard it looks easy enough to make that front oval pc a little longer at the bottom.

Real nice. I have been wanting to make a penny knife sometime.