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Thanks everyone!!! I am really liking this knife I liked working the Elmax, I kinda wish I had more to try a mirror polish on one. Peter's Heat treat did the heat treating of this one.

The couple old carbon kitchen blades I have, have a nice patina on them and I just wash, dry and let be. When I remake our entire kitchen collection(someday) we will probably use a food grade oil of some sorts.

Beautiful Knife!!

Yeah that how I am tampering is in my kitchen oven with a thermometer in there. Thanks much for the info!

Thanks Denny!!

Yep, They are addicting, I have 15 and resorted to giving myself some of them!

Thanks Don!

Yeah I am curious to see also, I have a bunch of O1 stock and am going to start cutting blades out. Whats your recipe for heat treat and temper for O-1? If you don't mind sharing :)

This is my 19th Knife, Its built of Elmax That was provided by Tracy at USA Knife Makers supply. It contains a few firsts for me, Bolsters and a machine finish. This is the first and probably only knife I did not hand sand the blade. I feel like hand sanding puts more of me in each knife...

This one was made by request for a good friend of mine!! He picked out the design from my design book. Thanks for looking, comments welcome!! OAL - 6 3/8'' Blade - 2 3/4'' Handle - 3 1/4'' Blade is 1/8'' CPM154 mirror finished Scales - Green dyed stabilized box elder burl Pins -...

I just finished the sheath for my Sharpfinger style knife made using Indian George's cable damascus. Here are the final specs and pics!! Thanks for looking and remember......Comments are welcome!!! OAL - 7'' Blade - 3'' Handle - 3 7/16'' Finish - 400 grit hand rubbed then etched Scales -...

Nice Tats Clint!!!

canola oil

Got it, I will pack it up today!! Thanks

Cool, Thanks Clint. The steel is 1095 I will have my fiancee drop it in the mail box monday!!

I agree, Leave it like it is!!! Awesome design!!

I am in the middle of tempering my first knife that I heat treated with my new oven. I was wondering if anyone would be willing to do a hardness test on it for me? thanks

Awesome Bruce, Thank you so much!! The reason this one don't have pins is because when I drilled the holes I messed up. I would have scrapped the knife but I thought I could still epoxy the scales on for a test knife. When I do more they will either have pins or screws. The knife goes to...

Wow, That is amazing work by all!!

Wow, I guess its way easier than I thought!! Thanks so much now I am going for a walk!! :)