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I really like a well done chute knife, one of my favorites.

Welcome to KD.

Welcome.

Great looking knife and sheath.

And that is why I am here! I am not smart enough to come up with that by myself!!

I hear you, we slept in our trucks the first couple of nights, no shower, tons of bugs. I would hate to think about a week and a half. That's the closest I've ever come to being in a war zone, we went from Hattisburg to Laurel and some dude shot his sister over a bag of ice. I did however, talk...

Marvin, No I don't, and as you can tell I don't have a good setup for taking good pictures. I have to get going on a light box and put out better photos. What is a "bucket"?

Good pictures and narration.

That is a great tutorial, I wasn't getting my mind to wrap around the "washers".

That's alot-o-knife.

Very nice!!!

Astetics, (did I spell that right) are very important. Prospective buyers won't pick it up to check the feel or balance if it does not look good.

Thanks for that Tracy.

I read somewhere where turkey bacon is worse for you that real bacon because all the fat in turkey bacon had been added. Added from where or what??

I live in the big town of Eden, Texas, one stop light and 50 miles from the nearest city.

Mathew, I was in your neck of the woods a few years ago. I spent two weeks getting the lights back on after hurricane katrina.

Welcome, I'm a newby here also.

I should have come to this site long ago! Just the tip about removing contact cement from leather with a pencil eraser was worth the trip. Let alone good discussion with a bunch of good guys!

2thumbsCONGRATULATIONS!!:running dog:

Sharp tools make all the difference,also, I learned to make sheaths from a saddlemaker. He told me to moisten your leather before you do anything to it.