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Wow! That is some beautiful ivory, especially the blue ivory.

Oooooooh my that is nice. Love it, especially the wood.

Welcome Mark, I look forward to getting to know you here and see some of your work. And some of that ivory.

I'd like to nominate Daniel Rohde. I met Daniel last August at the Knifedog Hammer-in. I've seen his work develop over the last couple of years, and considering he is 18 years old, I think he is one to keep an eye on. He is making some very fine knives.

I didn't catch this post until today Andrew. We were busy with Christmas, and meeting my great grandson for the first time. I like the shape of that knife. Looking forward to seeing it when it is done.

I agree. The knife is very nice but those scales are just incredible. Nice job Jess.

I too would like to wish all you Knifedogs a very Merry Christmas. If you are traveling, please be safe. And enjoy your family and friends. May the coming year be a good one in everyone's shop. Be safe, stay warm, and again, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year everyone.

Glad you liked what I sent you Andrew. Be sure to post the bird and trout knife when you get it finished. Merry Christmas.

Those look really nice Andrew. And wow, you have been busy. I didn't realize you make as many knives as you do. Glad you're feeling better, had have a Merry Christmas.

Well, I received a package from Fred Ritter. Thank you so much Fred for all the goodies in the box. I got a couple sets of scales, 2 sanding belts from a mfgr. that I have wanted to try out, a piece of CPM154, 6 sheets of Rhino sandpaper, and a beautiful piece of mokume. Thanks so very much...

Robert, that package is just gorgeous. I am in awe.

Those look really nice. Is the first one lined with deer skin? I really like that pattern in the leather.

Calvin, those are just beautiful. Nice job on them.

My Christmas box went in the mail today. I hope someone is happy with it.

Maybe this tip that was given to me by a very good knife maker. Make a plexiglass template the exact same size as your handle. Then hold it over the scale and find the "perfect" portion to use for the scale. With the plexiglass being clear, it is very easy to see the grain underneath.

Jim loves to make puukko knives, also hunters and folders; liner lock and slippies. I love wood with character, and some of the synthetic material but not the plastics. I work with carbon, stainless and Damascus steels. My grinders are 2 x 72. Merry Christmas everyone.

Beautiful Robert. Nice job all around.

Daniel, I can honestly say that your work just keeps getting better and better. Your grind lines are so crisp and clean, I envy you. Beautiful work on the handle, both in the choice of material and the fit and finish. You can be proud of this one. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work.

Jess, I'm in. And thanks for doing this again this year. PM on the way. Oh, and Merry Christmas everyone.

Peter, at first glance all I can say is WOW, I like it. A lot.