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Thanks Wayne. I think they are a neat little axe. I made this one as a companion to my little EDC knife that I like to use for everything from deer to turkey to fish. Make one up and get us some pics!

This nice little Pocket Axe makes a great companion, perfect for a multitude of utility purposes both at home and in the field. It features differentially hardened 5/16" 1075 steel with a tapered tang for optimal balance and control, a full convex grind with a 2 3/8 razor sharp cutting edge and...

Thank you Sir. I also make this knife in a FFG for those who prefer something a bit more.... 'slicey' ;)

Here is a handy little EDC design I made as a companion knife to the 10" Bush/Camp knife I make. It also serves as a great little stand alone for every day use. Differentially hardened 1084 steel 7 1/2" OAL with a generous 3 1/4" cutting edge Scandi Grind with micro bevel OD Green linen micarta...

That is a very nicely done knife/sheath combo.

Is that a cleaver in your pocket or.....never mind. Looking good Justin.

Thanks guys. It looks way better in person.

Here is a quick pic of one of my general purpose midsized camp knives. It is differentially hardened 3/16 1084 steel from Aldo with a tapered tang, nice distal taper to a needle point and etched Hamon. Comments are welcome. 9 3/4 OAL 4 7/8 blade Nickle Silver hardware Black/Green Linen...

Thank you, I would definitely like to see some pics.

Thank you. It is marked, but my etch did not go as deep as I would have liked because I used an old stencil which I discarded after that blade. I had a metal stamp made up but have not yet taken the time to build a proper holder for it. I am often concerned that a shallow etch such as this could...

Thanks guys!

Here is a nifty midsized camp knife for general purpose camp use. It is made from 3/16 1084 high carbon steel which has been differentially hardened. A full flat grind makes this knife capable of chores ranging from light batoning to food prep. Included is a matching custom sheath from AK...

Very nice! With hunting season coming up fast those should be popular.

I do not think the risk involved with sharp knives and buffers is worth it. I used to use a buffer in my jewelry shop when I first got started and soon realized the potential for damaged goods and personal injury that is involved with this machine. As George pointed out above there are other...

I'm in for my first KITH as well. Thanks Darrin and to all who participate as well. It should be fun.

I wrestled this in my mind for about a year or more before finally choosing the Evenheat oven. For me it came down to which oven I perceived would provide the most bang for my buck. I settled on the KO18 220v oven and it works amazingly well. As far as customer service goes, my oven did not work...

Super clean. Nice workmanship!

I threw my T.V. away nearly 15 years ago and don't miss it one bit. Thanks for the updates. More proof that I made the right decision......

I will be sending this one out for heat treat tomorrow as it is way too big for me to handle. As of right now it measure 22 1/2" long (which will not change) and weighs 2 1/2 lbs. I am hoping to shave the weight down a bit more during the finishing stages. The balance is near perfect.

Yep, another Bushcraft. This one features ironwood scales and black G-10 liners, stainless pins and lanyard tubes, a differentially hardened 4" blade of 1084 high carbon steel, scandi ground with a micro bevel. The blade has a slight distal taper and a tapered tang for balance. It weighs 8.6oz...