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Absolutely beautiful knife. I'm amazed at how the final finishing kicks it up a couple of new notches.

That's incredible and even more so that it is only number 12. Fantastic work.

Wow, that turned out great. By the time we work up to mine, we might have to consider some scratching on there...

Oh my, that's going to be a beautiful slipjoint...

My congratulations (and vote) too. That was just about a perfect knife and I was glad to see it win.

Really a great thread to read. And answers one question - does anyone ever shoot these beautiful works of art?

Gabe. You're a lucky and smart man. Bruce I don't post much, but this is an eminently enjoyable thread to watch. It is astounding the amount of expertise and work that goes into a project like this. Ben

Congrats to the winner and to the father-son team (and Paul and Ken and Alpha and Culpepper and Paul Bos and Steve Johnson) on a great knife.

Lately, it is Todd Davison's linerless slipjoint. Very light, slim, and easy to carry. I also usually have an XM-18 3" with a Krein regrind for heavier tasks at work.

I just joined yesterday after hearing about it from Todd Davison. I'm a collector and user and enjoy reading about knives and knifemaking.