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I found these rototiler tines in a scrap pile a while back. Just had the time last night to take the first one apart. There is two sets with 8 tines. Four right hand and four left hand! These are going to be fun!

I am looking for some G-10 and/or micarta to work with. Most of my knives have handles that are less than 4" long, so scraps work well for me. I have never worked with it before and the knives I am working on would look better with a man-made handle. I do not really care what color I get, I...

Great looking knife! How do I get my chance?

Those pics look great. I think that even I can hit them!

This is my first try at a double edged blade. O1 tool steel, 3/16", 7 7/8" long, and 1 5/8" tall. Flat grinds with a slight distall taper. I did get some ideas from John Barker. Great knives you have! Some help from a local maker on the handle shape. I have not desided on the handle type...

I like the clip point. I would like to see more pics of the warnny. For a more comfortable grip, round or soften the fronts of the wod scales. It takes a few to get the feel for doing it, but it is worth it.

Very nice looking knife! Thanks for the take down pic. It helped me alot with one of my projects.

I have found that there is only one dumb question. Never ask a woman if she is expecting. I feel that the humidity is the most likely cause.

That is one I would love to have in my pocket! Your stuff is getting better every time I see it. What would the price on that one be?

I finally got mine ALL done! I will be shipping in the morning. Here are the final pics.

I am planning a hunting trip this fall and think that those need feild tested! I like them alot. That is a really nice set.

Hey rasret01. got your knife in today. For the size, it feels GREAT! Now the hard part comes, keeping it away from the wife! She really likes it, too. Medtec. Still working on the sheath. This one is kicking my butt! I will get it right. The knife is sharp! I have not cut myself yet...

I think that I need to check the fit. Looks GREAT! My favorite hunting knife. My first hunting knife.

Good thead. Learning a lot. Is there a chart for speed/bit size?

A planer will not take that short of stuff. A jointer might be better. It will take a skilled hand to be safe. A planer will turn them sideways and spit them back at you. Not fun.

I can really see the shell being made into a shield. That would finish that outfit well!

Here it is. After long, late, and head scratching hours, the pics are here. Specs Steel: 5160, 3/16" at spine, heat treated by me Handle: Black Walnut, looks like bug, 1 coat Danish oil, 4 coats poly. Pin is ground wire from power co., tube is propane line. All copper. Flat...

Well, here goes the pic thing again. GOT IT!! Thanks. 5160 Steel, 3/16" thick, tapered to 3/32" on tang, 6 1/2" long, 2 3/4" blade, Black Walnut handle with copper wire pin and copper tube. Heat treated by me. It will have a leather sheath, just not done yet. Will be ready to ship by Monday.

Just put the first of three to four finish coats on mine. Sheath will be done by the end of the weekend. I will get pics as soon as I am done with the finish. Might be a little late getting it out. Sorry.

Should have the knife done by the end of the week and the sheath to follow on the weekend. Pics when knife is done.