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hi, every one. been away for a while . just dropped in to see how every one was doing . that's about it . see you all later Gary miller Tulsa OK.

i can't imagine how crazy and hot it was in there set/forge . it drives me nuts to have some else in the shop when i am working . congrats. nice to see a robust man win

Outstanding.

Man that's great. That is a straightforward using knife. Very good.

canola oil will work if the blade isn't to thick. i am speaking from the hobbits point . if you are only making 10 or 20 blades a year i use what i can pick up at the auto parts store, it also helps me keep my costs down. but if you are professional you should use a professional qunick like...

i have had real good luck with automatic transmission fluid for years it's best if it is warmed to around 100 degrees. parks is but in a pinch trans fluid will work . it is slow enough for 5160

welcome

thanks .

very nice.

sorry for the mutual post. i don't know how get ride of the last two post.

grandma's Sgian-Dubh looks good, that was the first knife i ever made. i bought a blade from indian ridge traders in 1970 some thing. my grandmother was first generation from scotland. i worked and worked on that knife i used a antler butt for the handle and a couple layers of leather and a...

looks good, that was the first knife i ever made. i bought a blade from indian ridge traders in 1970 some thing. my grandmother was first generation from scotland. i worked and worked on that knife i used a antler butt for the handle and a couple layers of leather and a flattened out nickle at...

grandma's Sgian-Dubh looks good, that was the first knife i ever made. i bought a blade from indian ridge traders in 1970 some thing. my grandmother was first generation from scotland. i worked and worked on that knife i used a antler butt for the handle and a couple layers of leather and a...

good work

you have to remember quality control wasn't that bigger thing about that time. but looks some idiot reground the handle or replaced it

you have to remember quality control wasn't that bigger ting about that time.

very good.

very nice

great work Tai. those are my favorite knives to make. hope to get in the shop soon.

looks like a knife my Hmong neibhor uses. good work sir .