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you need to talk to james at stormcrow over in the neo/tribal section they make that kind of stuff.

has any one used 8660 ?

yeah, he is one of us. kind of sad never had a chance.LOL great knife.

looks great.

i use waxed dacron thread that is used to make bow strings. and the lay out tool that ED spoke of. i also drill the stitching holes on a drill press. plus i have double stitched to make the seam stand out. i use the 2 needle saddle stitch.

thanks everyone

hello everyone. i have been away for a while. glad to be back.

if i only knew i would have learned to make something that more people would really buy, cell phone cases,selfie sticks stuff like that.

yea just about all of the internatl brands with a button lock are already milled so that they can be converted.

very nice. good looking designs. can't wait to see it finished. have fun.

Welcome, very glad to have you. It is definitely not hard to get people to talk about knives around here.

Yeah I know I used to use the name Okie Headhunter.And dealt a lot with Filipino knives. I do understand some of the people who are may be quite famous that use other names on their post just to not tie up their time. But I really do hate to do business with someone that I don't know at least...

we had problems with this person no another site.

Very good shots.

Man that is one of the rarest of the rare. The old Devils brigade knife, great score. They didn't make for a man of those. So to find what a neck condition is a real coup.

If you look closely. It's amazing how many of those knives you see in 50s and 60s Westerns. Great job. They are very good knives

Great work man. That space or really sets off the handle. And the sheath looks fantastic.

Ash or hickory are the easiest to find. But black locus works very well. Is your spearhead a socket type or a tang type head.

great work. Have you tried any of it on brass? Again real good video man. Thanks for posting.

first one was a blade from Indain Ridge traders in 1970 . then started for real in 1989 till now .. still love it. 46 years so far.