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This my first knife with a swedge,I ground both sides free hand on a 2x22 craftsman grinder. It was a challenge to say the least. I will probably keep this one and use it this deer season. I sold the last knife I said I would keep.:o Here are some specs: 5/32 A2 steel with Camo pattern micarta...

Here I am in all my glory.. Or is it Gory.... With my son Frankie.

Thanks Jorge! How where the pig skins?

Very nice, I really like your style of knives.

I really like A2. It performed well cutting up 2x4's and held an edge very well. It is easier to grind than the ats34 I used in my previous knives.

Pj, I have a home depot ryobi drill press and and just got a buffing wheel somewhere with an attachment. So I buff with my drill press on low speed.

I feel that way sometimes.

Thanks Cj, There are some other Texan boys I am trying to keep up with. They just don't quit gettin better, I don't want to be left behind.

I have been using 6-7 or 7-8 ounce leather for sheaths so far. Is this too thick or can I use something thinner? Thanks.

I like the handle shape on those.

Here is one I only need to clean up a bit. It is 5/32 A2 toolsteel, 8.75OAL , Blade is 4 1/8" long, And the burl is stabeilized. It has a slight dovetail and some vine filework. The pins are stainless corby's. I want to keep this one for Deer season, but thats what I said about the last one I made.

Great job Nath! You are a maestro!

I wish I had 1500 bucks when I started. The coot, drill press, bench grinder, a metal band saw, files and sand paper. Oh yea you got to be stubborn as a mule and have the want and not get discouraged. I know you will do good.

Another great job!

Prayers sent for a speedy recovery. God Bless...

Another great lookin knife!

Here is my Marlin 336 with a knife of course.

Steve, Those were some awesome hunting pics you emailed me awhile back. Those are nice double guns too!

I don't have any pics but I found an arrowhead while bowhunting about 10 yrs ago. A small mesquit tree raised it partially out of the dirt. It was very cool to find something like that. My wife put it away somewhere and I never found it again. I found it north of Laredo , TX around Encinal.

The more nice lookin blades Stic!