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Hey John. I'm really starting to like your attention to details........like rounding, just slightly the contours on top and behind the cutting edge........nice job. Kevin.

Now that is a looker for sure. The pics are outstading, as is the sheath. I managed to buy Mikes 'best hunter' at the Boise show a couple years ago...........it is now under glass.

Wow! That knife seems to be going 100 miles an hour just sitting still. Good use of colors and textures.

I think the copper pins with the handle material compliment each other....good idea.

Ha.......you're gonna love this........I'm in Livingston. Send an e-mail to: timekeeper_01_3@msn.com and we can set up a time. Kevin.

Congratulation.......on a job well done. I could'nt even start to keep a straight grind line on so much blade! Kevin.

Hey Shawn. Welcome to the Dogs. As for the drill bits.......I buy from MSC. They get to us in one day and dont charge extra for that service. Stop by sometime and we'll talk knives over a cup of joe. Kevin.

Thanks for the offer.........I'll look through some materials and come up with a design. Kevin.

Dang, that has got to be a bugger grinding that thin! I would be paranoid about a little oops.....nice job.

Thanks for the reply. My liner lock patterns don't lend themselves well to the flipper style, so I've been trying to develop something new and a little larger than my regular knives. For some reason my mind just is having a hard time with this one. Maybe I should just buy one and reverse...

Hi all. I have an idea of an assisted opening flipper. I've made assisted opening liner locks with a split back/spring spacer as the assist and also with a piece of spring wire under tension attatched to the spacer, both work. Now I'm looking at an assisted opener in a flipper model and...

Holy Moly. Nice score. I picked up a new rf45 last winter and had to pay about 4 times that much.

Nice finish, clean grinds. I like it.

Just downloaded.............holy moly, it is FAST!.

Here's one I just finished. About 8 inches overall. Skull bolsters and damascus blade (bought from members here if I remember correctly) Walnut scales.....not as tight to the bolsters as I started out with? Ti liners and a black g10 spacer. Kevin.

That's a nice clean looking knife. I like the pattern.

I always end up bleeding on my accidents............yours' looks really nice.

Here's a couple more of the 'carribean' pattern I've been working on. Both about 71/2 overall. One with copper bolsters and tiger maple and a home'made copper thumb stud. Second has dyed box elder burl, 1080 etched bolsters and a leather pull from the back spacer. Comments welcome.

Wow! I really like the choice of materials. I also like the ramp on the back of the blade. Nice job.

nice and simple, looks like a good every day carry knife