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I like to breath.............yep, breathing is good.

Now that's classy! Being a lefty I like it even more. What kind of carry have you got worked out? I like the William Henry style pocket clip pouch.

Well, I'd use the word 'pierce' in there somewhere, because it looks like it could 'pierce' a tank. Kevin.

Hi John. Welcome to forum, from another Montana maker. Kevin.

Thanks for the give away. I'm In. Kevin

This might seem a little strange, but I just put mine in my bench vise and tighten on the handle. Then it goes back under the bench when not in use. Nice and simple.

Thanks for the guide, always have to come back in the house and get on the computer!

We've got wagon rims here in Montana. How big, thick, around are you needing? I have an antique dealer that buys my knives and likes to trade, maybe he'll trade for wagon rims. Let me know. Kevin.

Nice choice of materials. I really like the wide pocket clip.....looks like it would not come out while riding a motorcycle.......I've lost a couple that way. Kevin.

I'd like in.......Thanks. Kevin.

Received my package from Ernie, sorry for the delay, it was put in the shop and not found until yesterday. Thanks for all the wood. I'm looking forward to using the lacewood on a couple little neckers, and the maple on a green river skinner pattern......thanks again. Kevin.

I have to agree with Steven about the weather here in Montana. Also the heat source in your shop will make your belts curl. I was using a propane style contracters heater and the humidity it put in the shop make all my belts curl. Now I have an electric heater in 220volt and no more curling...

I shipped mine on Monday.......should be arriving today or tomorrow.

Nice looking bike............Looks well cared for.

Nice looking bike..........especailly for the age.

Here's me in the summer on my Indian

I finish some of my (better) blades with a green scotch brite pad. I clamp the pad to a backing board in the vise and draw the blade from plunge to tip in one motion. Leaves a nice even pattern and might take out your scratch. Kevin.

Good trade! I'd get the lathe too!

Had a little time in the shop the last couple months, here's what I came up with. Two straight blades and some friction folders. Comments welcome. Kevin.

I'm in. I'm sure I can find some horn up here after hunting season.