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Hey Larry, I can take care of that for you. Send me some info and we will talk. I can make just about anything and any size with what ever she wants. And we can keep it just between us!

I feel the same way as Tim. It will get here when it gets here. I am glad mine worked.

I got a note from the mail lady today. I will pick it up in the morning. Hopfully it is a large box of really cool stuff!

Looks like I am the last to get mine. Or the mail lady forgot my address!

Have lots of questions for you. Looking forward to learning from you. Lots of really neat stuff you have.

Found this ironwood duck at a yard sale today. Came in at about 6 lbs on the bath scale. I let my son carry it around while I looked at other stuff and he has not let it go. And I thought I was going to use it for knives.

I wish I could!

Going by rail? Big box. Any hint as to what state?:biggrin:

Mine went out today. Hope it works for him. Enjoy!

Oak or hickery with a dork old stain on it. Big brass rivits? Old trade knife for sure!

Need my address? Wish I was getting that one!

Blade, Damascus= $200 Handle, Satablized Wood= $50 Fancy Pins= $40 each X3 $120 Total Price for materials= $310 40 Hours making a $200 Knife= Priceless I think that I will stick to my salvaged stuff.

Thanks Tracy. You and the staff have done alot for the knife world.

I would prefere not to know how has my name or how I have. Less pressure. I will do my best with this one, I have already commited to the other KITH on this forum. It is due about the same time.

I like the idea. I have always thought grandpa's barn had some good stuff in it. Old farm parts, broken shovel hands, and the old rusty nails. Sounds like some time spent in his yard would be fun.

Keep the coats thin and few. The thicker it get the more brittle it will be. Just dropping it on the ground will chip and crack the finish. I have finished an EDC this way and it is all chipped up. The supper glue did not stay on the full tang very well, chipping away from the spine. I did...

I just had to save it! It was going to be put to sleep! Don't let it die! My time at the scrap yard proved to be good. This is a 5" post vice with the post broke off. Still works great. The price was good, $20! Some days you are just in the right spot at the right time.

I might be able to help you. Send me your info and a pic and I will take a look. Never hurts to ask. James Clair.

Looking for heat treatment for O1. I would like to start using it and still keep the heat treatment inhouse. I have a propane forge and a toaster oven.

I made one for a give away a while back. Look at the payit foarward at home made knife vice.