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Agreed: the line between a "tactical" and utility can be very thin... My personal definition of a tactical knife is one that's designed and carried with a primary function as a combat weapon. Every application of the word tactical I've ever encountered was used in a military/combat context,so in...

well...I'll get it out in the open now then: your socks are UGLY,and man,you really gotta trim yer earhair...:9:

I think that a Best Hunter/Utility Knife award would be a good idea... There are some very,very well made hunting/utility knives here that just don't get into the limelight because they aren't adorned with beautiful burls and embellishments. The Ridgeback for instance: it's a fantastic...

Happy Birthday Indian George, May the Sun smile upon you, may the Wind be gentle upon your back, may your Path be smooth and Peaceful. May the water be sweet, may the food be plentiful, and may the Great Wolf walk with you in your travels.

From what I understand,you don't want to harden them: hardened throwers= broken throwers...

which just supports my theory that spammers are single celled organisms that were cultivated in some teenage hacker's old sock-and-underwear pile, and somehow slithered into a toxic tub of 9 month-old french onion chip dip and bong-water and by some freak twist of chance, grew opposable...

Swamp Rat Knives has had their Rat Chat off-line for several weeks now because someone snuck something in that crippled it. I've been on that forum for over 5 years,and only in the last few months has there been repeated spamming... Seems like someone is targeting the knife forums. If there...

Once I'm set up again (in about a month), I'd be honoured to make the wooden plaques for this: I'd supply the wood and labour, and you could arrange for the engraved plates... anything I can do just let me know!

Thank you. Yours will be the first wire inlaid knife I'll have done... (who knows...some day it may be a highly sought-after collectible :3:)

Well,I'm not sure, I haven't done any silver-wire inlay yet... lol,but don't get nervous: I'll practice first before I do your knife :) Besides, I know in my guts I'll do a good job... every time I've ever looked at something and said to my self "Self,you can do that just as well or better", I...

A baby boy?!!? Congratulations brother!!! Prayers and Blessings goin' up for your wife and son. The timing works out well then, as I need to source out some silver wire for doing inlay (haven't even looked here on the Island yet).

I'd be really pleased to do that, if you can wait for about a month: I'm staying with a friend right now,and am bunked down in his camper... I don;t have the space to really do anything. I'll be getting into my own place in a month, so if you're willing to wait that long, I'd be honoured to help...

Thank you Frank, I figured that might be one way to do it, as I've heat-colored copper bolsters before, and thought the same thing might work with damascus... (but,it turns out, like the copper,the colour isn't durable at all!) I saw what Ed Caffrey had to say on it, and would really like to...

I can make mosaic pins too...

I had to come back and drool...I mean,look at this again... purely beautiful.

I had a look,but didn't see any... Is there an inexpensive way to get a reasonably durable color finish on damascus (for damascus jewelry)? I have very limited means and space for doing it,in terms of equipment and supplies, so the easier,the better... Thank you! Wolf.

If you want file-work done,I'll volunteer to do it. I do live in Canada,so shipping costs ($15 or so for a med. sized blade?) and cross-border time lags may have to be factored in...

I see there still aren't any pics... you still working off that Christmas turkey and brandy, or what?:3:

oh man... that makes me think of a Gent's Vest Bowie with a slight Persian influence... and the tapered tang is a nice touch. Beautiful knife!!!

Too bad there wasn't a Spam Sniper program...