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Fantastic, Ben!

I learned that early on as well. It is easier to grind a curved line than a straight one! Just make it a full flat grind and when you hand rub it all will be well again in the universe. :001_smile:

I like the cleaver-esque pattern on the left. :yes:

Impressive progress, Steven!

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, Kevin. I learn something every single time you post!

Fantastic WIP! Thanks for sharing. :thumbup1:

Fantastic work, Mikey. The M3 and copper go great together.

Remember that knifemakers don't make mistakes, only smaller knives. Finish out all of those knives, even if you aren't satisfied with the grind. Finish everything you start. You will progress much, much faster that way.

That's a great pattern, Ahmad! Looks like a perfect EDC blade. I like how well thought-out your knives are.

Congrats on finishing your first, Aaron. It looks great!

Fantastic, Randy!

Congratulations, Josh!

That is nothing short of incredible, Ben. Great job!

I've been listening to their podcast while working in the shop and quite enjoy it. In the last episode they intereviewed Mike Stewart of Bark River Knives and it was a very enlightening discussion.

I grew up in the woods of east Texas and we had all kinds of water life, including river otters, beavers, and nutria rats (and quite a few gators). The beavers and nutria were pretty wary. The otters were sometimes curious and interactive. Very cool little creatures. I haven't a clue what...

No. That's for masonry/tile and such.

I like it. Reminds me of Native American war clubs.

I recently took delivery of my second knife from Claudio Sobral. Already having one of his choppers, I asked him to make a variant of one of his smaller patterns with desert ironwood scales. As expected, the knife turned out amazing and Claudio was delightful to work with. You can see more of...

Congratulations, Jasun!

Those look great! Chris is a good dude. I didn't know he did cards. :thumbup: