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Those are gorgous ! I use the 1-72's . Not only are they stronger but a lot easier to handle ! Joe

Put my name in thew pot , please ! Joe

Beautiful sheath ! Nice looking shooter , too ! Joe

My compliments to both knife & sheath makers ! Beautiful work by both ! Joe

Fantastic ,Harry ! And I thought you were getting the boys off to college ! Joe

Beautiful linerlock , Steve ! Joe

Looks like a well made linerlock , Jason ! Joe

Need one of those ! Joe

I use the micrometer as George does . after tapping in place with small hammer & nail set to hold detent ball in place . Joe

Papi . that is one beautiful folder ! Great job! Joe

G'day , Mitch ! You have every reason to be proud. Two beautiful little girls . Joe

A word of caution on use of plastic plates for liner material. Some of the plastic plates dissolve in acetone ! Ask me why I know !:sad: Joe

Bob, I only use 1-72's & I use a 1/16" bit for the hole to be threaded & ream the hole that is not to be threaded with a # 49 . I countersink the button head screws with as 9/64" & flathead screws with a 1/4" spade bit . Hope that helps . Joe

I missed your post earlier Denny. I will keep you & yours in my thoughts & prayers . Joe

Beautiful , Dan ! Must be some special fellow ! Joe

I think the regular pivot pin will do just fine . Joe

Beautiful folder , Jim ! Joe

Rock , Will Zara do montages ? Joe

Ernie , you will need a lot of plates unless you are making all knives of the same thickness or tapering the tangs to the same taper ! Joe

I taper all of my tangs after heat treat . I hollow out the center part with a 4 " wheel & then taper on the platen , holding the blade with a magnet. I do it all with old Blaze or 3M 967'a ,60 grit, on Bader 3 , 1 3/4 hp . Joe