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Thank you so much for the kind words, guys. I'm not sure I'm worthy of it, but it sure feels nice! Steven, I finished this knife about 3 months ago and I honestly don't remember! It was probably 800 or 1000. I've switched exclusively to Rhynowet paper.

Those look great. I like the colors and the moonglow and most of all the functional design.

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Nice job, Steven. Solid little knife.

Thanks, Ben. I've found that O1 takes a hand-rubbed finish like nothing else!

Thanks, Teddy. I'm gonna have to try that. I've just been wrapping paper around a piece of G10 or angle steel!

Your recent work has been phenomenal, James. This piece is no exception! I love it. And thank you for donating it to our cause. I just bought a raffle ticket myself.

Congrats on finishing your first! With the above attitude I think you're right about making some nice stuff. You have a good eye for design.

Eric, As you know, knifemaking is a combination of various skills. A guy can spend a lifetime studying metallurgy. A guy can spend a lifetime studying leathercraft. A guy can spend a lifetime studying photography. And on, and on, and on. It's true that with a lightbox or light tent you can...

Welcome, Gene. Always nice to see a fellow Texan here!

I just finished this one today and thought I'd share. My first go at force aging steel. It was a rather laborious process, but I'm happy with how it turned out. Thanks for checking out my work! :biggrin: -.235" O1 tool steel heat/cryo treated by Peters to 59-60 RC -8.75" OAL -4.75" blade...

That's a very sleek little knife. I dig Ryan's work. Thanks for sharing, Mark.

You can see specs and more photos of the SFB here: http://www.hatcherknives.com/index.php/knives/sfb-2/

Fantastic work! I love the blade shape and hamon activity. Perfect size, too. Thanks for sharing.

I love the last shot. Nice array of finishes and handle materials. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks for all of the kind words, guys! Tumbled with ceramic media and then etched in muriatic acid.

Very impressive work, Randy. I love the damascus pattern. Very organic and, yes, very reptilian!

That's a lotta knife in a little package. Dig the dark finish.

Welcome to both of y'all from a fellow Texan!

Impressive grinding, Sam! Overall lines of the dagger are very attractive as well. I hope to add a 14" wheel to the shop one day.