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For my personal fire system I keep a Gobspark Armageddon fire steel and a Palm Scraper (sold at firesteel.com) in the pouch on my Spec-Ops sheath where I carry my bushcraft knife. I also have a Doan Mach. & Equip. Co. magnesium bar in the pouch. The Doan bar has a small ferro rod attached to...

Beautiful in its simplicity! Picture #4 really shows the beauty of the Ceylon ironwood.

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What a beauty, Ray. That is just outstanding! I never did hear if you sang "House of the Rising Sun".

Outstanding, Ray! Love 'em all but the oosic knives are exceptional. I knew ya still had it in ya.

Our condolences and prayers for you and your family. May she rest in eternal peace.

Really nice work, Jon. Looks like a great companion to the bigger bushcraft knife.

You guys do good work. What a great combo of sheath and hawk!!!!

Thank you for the information Calvin. Hope I can get there to meet you and see your fine work.

The road to knowledge is always under construction.

My 2 cents: More men, women and children have been and still are being killed in the name of religion than anyone can count. We have an instruction manual for living called the Bible. In it are the 10 laws God handed down to Moses. If we all lived by those simple laws, and thanked God for...

Outstanding Fred - absolutely beautiful and usable knives. Hope you are doing well.

Storm Crow: great blade and great video. Your work has always impressed me. Raymond: I hope you were able to sing "House of the Rising Sun". Keep on keepin' on.

Art, you will be sorely missed. I have always been a huge fan of your terrific craftsmanship and your eye for form and function. But I understand your desire to do other things. Life is like a roll of toilet paper - the closer you get to the end the faster it goes. I thank you for all the...

Travis, you absolutely nailed it!!!! That Damascus with that incredible mesquite makes one of the best looking folders I have ever seen.

Well done, Justin! You are now a maker of fine folding knives. Congrats!

What a stunning piece of craftsmanship! That would make a boar hunter (or a ninja) proud. I really like your signature spine fuller.

1. Pick your nose prior to working with super glue. 2. Don't waste time marking what kind of tool steel that piece is - you'll still remember next year. 3. Never squat with your spurs on.

Outstanding everything, Kevin. If I had to be stabbed by a dagger I would pick that one (if no rubber ones were available). All aspects compliment one another, without any one being overpowering. That is very difficult to achieve but you certainly did.

Tom, we may have a full squad right here. As the saying goes: "we may forgive, but we'll never forget".