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Lookin good there teacher. Ya just reminded me i should be out in the shed heat treating slip joint springs Cheers BB

Gday Christopher, Looking good there mate but you really need some better photos to post to do it justice. Cheers Bruce

Chuck Bybee has red G10 as thin as .006". Perfect for spacers

Gday Steve, Dark blade, dark bolsters, both damascus..........then i would use a light coloured material thats not too busy. Pearl, an ivory, olive wood maybe.......... Cheers Bruce

Onya grandad:D

Nice one mate, i like that

Someone once told me that sort of thing should always be referred to as a feature, never a mistake;)

Hey mate, Bout time ya finished it:D Shame about the crack but i guess thats just part of the game..........I guess i will get to experience that at some stage. The sheild came up nice though, well done2thumbs Cheers Bruce

Gday fella's, Ive noticed during this discussion on numerous occaisons people complaining about how hard G10 is to cut, even with a bandsaw. I use a bi-metal blade and it chews through G10 like butter and i get over 12 months out of one whether it be cutting steel or G10. Cheers Bruce

Nice one Uli2thumbs

Now ya know why i was letting that Bump fella drive it everywhere:D

Gday guys, I got to meet and hang out with Robin in his shop with Bruce Bump and the photo of the sheath that Bruce is holding may be a good photo, but, that carving in the flesh was just amazing. It looks to be almost a 1/4" deep, and the laced loop and stud are so well formed, they look...

Hey Bill, Never been a big follower of tradition. Its a keeper that one as both my stamp and my stencil were too big for it. Not worth anything without ones name on it. Anyway, all good things come to those who wait;)

Gday folks, This year, before heading back to Australia after the Blade show, I was fortunate to be able to spend some quality time with 2 of the ABS’s finest in Bill Burke and Bruce Bump. I spent a week with Bill forging and testing/destructing 52100 and making mosaic damascus and then...

Ernie, Jump on my website and have a look at the S30V Tactical down the bottom of page 1 in the Gallery. The blade and handle are bead blasted together. Cheers Bruce

I wish i could be there tmorra!!!! Sunday 13th i will leave Boise and drive to your place

Ive got it, lots of handy pics and info make it worth the price

Roo meat is very gamey with no fat at all and is available in the supermarkets. It is way gamier than Venison which i just love. The croc teeth dentures cost so much cause the ol croc puts up a bit of fight when it comes to gettin em:p

Very nice mate well done. Ive shelved mine till after Blade now.

Ive heard that too. As long as you waited till the epoxy was dry, you can oil it as much as you like. It would only absorb so much. Cheers Bruce