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Good post. Without God ...there is nothing.

Laurence, sorry for your bad news. Wishing you that the best is yet to come. I hope you find something you love to do as much as making knives. Teddy

Jeff, the link doesn't work for me.

Jeff, what size shoes do you wear? How about bedding and other essentials? I have been through a house fire and survived...so will you. Keep the faith.... Was all your equipment ruined? If so, I have a buffing motor I'm not using....

I don't know anything about building forges. But...I do know that my propayne always runs out at night---when none is available. Get a spare tank :).

I would make the recipient and his wife something they would both like. A set of 2 matching steak knives comes to mind.

Which one is you? :)

Were you looking for a Russian "bride"? :1: :lol::9:

Doug, is your organization using any of it's 'political' resources to fight the proposed ivory ban? That would be great.... Also, can you tell me what percentage of your total receipts go to administrative expenses? Thanks for your good work.

Lawrence, smoke,prayers, and everything else I can muster are on the way. After dealing with insurance co's for the last 20 years due to my wife's disabilities,,,I don't know which causes the most pain, the injury or the insurance co. Good luck, my friend...Teddy

I was recently given an old (1910) Singer industrial sewing machine model #31-15 with a walking foot. It has an up-dated motor (1/3 hp) and was professionally serviced before it was put in storage about 5 years ago. I know nothing about sewing machines. I don't think that it will...

Well don, my friend. Teddy

If I could make a knife worthy of presentation, I would donate one. Instead, in order to keep 'mama' happy, I will donate a pair of diamond stud earrings. Teddy

Eric, my condolences to you and any other extended family. When I lost my mother I felt a big empty spot, right behind my belly button button. I filled that space with all the good memories of my mother I had. And over the next couple of years, the pain of loss became manageable and I went on...

It's been too cold for too long for these old bones to go out in my un-heated garage to do anything.

And a good morning to you. The story of my life " A day late and a dollar short" :) Make it a great day... Teddy

Good news Bubba---now take care of yourself...:happy:

Thank you for a great idea. Teddy

There is a big rendezvous in Friendship, In. each spring and fall. Your works will fit right in. Teddy

I use mostly 3/32" bits and abrasives and a 'quick change" hand piece that only accepts 3/32" shafts. This hand piece (masterpiece) is useful for those bits and accessories that are bigger.The bits and accessories for ferrous metals seem to only come in larger sizes. As I work more in steel...