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I don't know Stephen... it sure does look beautiful but if I had the funds right now, I'd ask you to make one with birdseye maple scales just so I could compare them. :1:

Did a quick check on e-bay & found this 'used' Wild Cat (doesn't mention a sheath) for a buy it now price of $100... http://cgi.ebay.com/German-SOLINGEN-WILD-CAT-large-bowie-knife-dagger-bone-/260635134999?cmd=ViewItem&pt=Collectible_Knives&hash=item3caf108c17

Just some chuckles. Add to 'em if you got 'em.

I can't say I've 'lost' a favorite knife but I had 'misplaced' a few of my very favorite knives. As a pre-teen youngster I had one of those hobo folders (you know... with the knife, fork, spoon and bottle & can openers), a muskrat folder and a fixed blade. They went through alot of use and...

You don't mean that... do you Rock!

Great picture, Steven! :1: They look 'dog tired' after a busy day at the show. At least they are 'neat' bedwarmers... Clyde liked things 'messy'...

Prayers sent for Brenda and yourself. May she experience a speedy and total recuperation!

I fooled around with polishing stones and even made some jewelry while stationed in Aberdeen Proving Grounds. I can't help you out with your project but if there's no dogs to help you maybe you could check this place out, if he's still in business...

Go wild, Steve! Find yourself some nice birdseye maple...

What's that ol' phrase... oh yeah... 'Necessity is the mother of invention.' ;) With the advent of old age and tender fingers comes the search for a new invention. :D

The little guy keeps me on my toes, Frank! :running dog: E-mail sent... thanks.

Be my guest... I'd love to see what you come up with! 2thumbs I'm off to the doctor... I'll check it out. Thanks Rock.

...can a double bladed (clip point & wharncliffe for example) knife be made with the clip point blade a flipper/framelock and the wharncliffe blade a lockback or linerlock with thumbstud opener... something along these lines? I'm thinking with the closed length no longer than 4". (Please excuse...

I found this... http://www.yelp.com/biz/rjs-knife-works-houston

While I have never put a hamon on any piece of steel, J. Neilson did put a pretty interesting hamon on this hunter...

No doubt about it... prayers sent to the JatMat family! Hope things continue getting better, Jim.

Never liked a serrated blade. I wasn't sure how to sharpen those little serrations but it didn't stop me from picking up a Buck 110 similar to this one... :running dog:

Congratulations and Cullen Gregory Burch is just awesome! 2thumbs

Nice post, Tracy. Made me check out an old rhyme I made up a number of years ago about my best friend... A Remembrance… We have had more good days than bad. But my old friend, this one is very sad. We must take this last trip to the vet. This grieves me so, it’s the worst day yet...

That be a darn handsome lookin' knife there, Ironwolf! Congratulations on the fine craftsmanship! 2thumbs