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Okay, well this hasn't really been a build along like I planed...cause I have gotten side tracked and just haven't really updated this thread. I have been posting most of the build pictures in my Instagram but that doesn't work to good for some of you. Anyway, here are some thoughts and...

I haven't been around in a while but hopefully I will have time to get back to it. This is a paring knife I finished

Wow! I'm working on my second one now too....clean work Sent from my MotoG3 using Tapatalk

Cool Knife! I like the hardening line

Thanks Chris!

Hey Guys! I'm wanting to make a stainless slipjoint (AEB-L steel) and I want to know if it will work for the spring also? When I send it off to be heat treated I usually have them take it to about 61-62 HRC and I assume that is much to hard for a spring but can I have them harden it to...

Very nice, SOOO much going for it. Its clean, functional, classic.....and on and on....A+++ every time from you! Thanks for shareing

Nice Work Chris! I really like that one.

Great Knife! and that coined spacer is really well done!

I have one, and I love it! I think a jewelers saw is definitely easier than a series of holes and then filling, though filing is inevitable....

Dang! That's a nice one! great work!

Thanks Guys! Thank you! I look forward to it!

Haha, thanks John! It will soon, PM if you would like. Cool Video Erin!

One that's in the works(NOT finished yet....handle needs work....lots of it) Clips/swedges are tricky....

That's really cool Coach^^^ There is WAY to much AWSOMENESS in this thread:biggrin:

Hey guys! I finished one over the weekend(last one....time is flying....) anyway, I thought it was decent enough to share a few pictures in the "custom" fourm:cool::D It's currently on it's way to have a Claude Scott sheath....I'm looking forward to that. Here she is: (Comments...

Nice work!

Thanks Ed! I don't have a disc grinder but I'll use abrasives. I really should get one....Just another thing to save up for..... Unfortunately I can't completely afford to be as picky about my wood as you can but I do try to make what I've got count. Thanks again Ed!

Hey Guys! I just got back a fairly large order of stabilized wood from K&G and I was wondering how some of you go about cleaning them up? Belts seems to be the logical answer but would like to here what you guys think. Thanks Guys!

Lov'in that Justin! Nice to see you back at it!