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The hamons you produce are beyond beautiful.

Beautiful symmetry.

Exemplary skills and work.

Congratulations Jason. Spectacular knife and work.

A spectacular piece. Congratulations.

It's certainly an honor to have your outstanding workmanship recognized in such a fashion. Well done.

Beautiful knives. I will start the bidding at $50.00.

The first thought that came to me was just stack the scales, attach them to each other with a dab of super glue and then use a scroll or fine tooth band saw and make your cut.

I really like it. Much cleaner looking than the previous.

You might want to contact Bob Dozier. He is presently making 10 of those knives for A.G. Russell. I believe this is the second batch of 10 that Bob has made for A.G. with the first batch selling out relatively quick. If you talk with Bob you need to refer to the knife as the "Elmer Keith"...

Thought I would chime in a bit here. Ed's advice is spot on except as to liability. An employee who cuts himself or otherwise hurts himself with a knife you sharpened cannot sue his employer as workers comp is his only remedy against his employer. And getting a waiver from the employer would...

One Arkansas knife maker uses 303 stainless exclusively for his guards but anneals it before use because he uses a slitting saw to make his guard slots. Mr. Dozier advised me that 416 stainless needed to be heat treated or it had the potential to rust.

Very nice. Sure like the detail...........shows a lot of effort and skill. Rick

Well done!!

Smithy, I will certainly keep you in my prayers. Cancer sucks and there is no two ways about it. I have had cancer four times over the past 10 years and none of it was pleasant but at least there is a survival rate. Hang in there and don't give up. We are all pulling for you. Rick

If not already spoken for, I would love to have them. Thanks. Rick

If I asked that question locally, someone would tell me it is "firewood".

As a reality show it was a success. As a television show to demonstrate technique and the intricacies of knife making it was a failure. Most people who are not knife makers would likely gravitate to the reality show concept and not the techniques of knife making. understand the concept but...

That's awesome!! Congratulations on a job well done.

I have the same Grizzly saw and it's a keeper!!