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I use a sharpie throughout the process, it works well to highlight scratches that remain after a previous grit.

Awesome!

Looks perfect as usual.

I agree with David and Tracy, 440c is hard to beat,both in quality and price. The steel "flavor of the month" is always changing, yet 440c holds an edge well and takes a great polish.

You're in our prayers.

I'm with Denny.

Welcome Mike.

Glad to have you.

Welcome.

I like to go to flea markets and junk vendors and dig through old pocket knives. Even the old Imperials work very well as far as walk and talk and fit. You can get one for $ 4 or $ 5 and tear it apart for a pattern.

Heather, Thoughts and prayers.

I try to fix them, sometimes they get a design change. An old maker once told me,if you can't "fix your screw ups you'll end up with a large knife collection... of your own knives".

Like that quote by Roosevelt!

Now that's a survival knife. Amen on the Don Julio Murph.

Tracy, You're absolutely right, about the wear and tear. I've seen this discussion many times in various media, and they always leave out the wear and tear on machinery.

Welcome to the pack.

Man I don't know about buying a book by this guy... just kidding, how are ya Don?

Please put me in. Thanks

Welcome.

Welcome.