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Wow. I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder as I find that piece very attractive! What thickness 5160 did you use, Brad?

Lookin' good, James!

Very sad state of affairs. Wake up gentlemen. There are those who are hoping to take our beloved country in that direction. First the guns, then the knives, then . . . . . . after the 2nd Amendment is gone, what's to stop them from taking the rest?

Welcome, Scott! Glad to see you around these parts.

I really like your pattern:

Wow, Ed! That ironwood/san mai knife is stunning. Well, they're all beautiful, but that one really speaks to me. Glad you were able to get some shop time in.

Looks like a perfect EDC knife to me. Very clean, nice lines, and wonderfully functional. Great job!

I like it. Very clean work!

I agree! There's a wonderful WIP on Ryan Week's site showing his collab with Claudio. In the WIP you can see how Claudio gets the amazing disruptive pattern of his san mai. You can see it here: http://ryanwknives.blogspot.com/2013/04/cas-ryanw-collaboration-knife.html

Very nice hawk! I love it!

I want to share with you guys a chopper I recently received from Claudio Sobral. Claudio is an amazing craftsman and I can only hope that one day my knives will be half as nice as his! You can see more of his work at his website: http://www.casknives.com/cuchillos/ Steel: San mai 420 /...

Very nice set, Laurence. The contrast of the burl & swirl is very striking!

Nice job. I like the handle shapes and finishes!

Very clean and classy. The green maple looks great!

I don't care what you call it, it's absolutely beautiful and I love it! Great job, Ed!

There's absolutely nothing mundane about that knife. I think it's beautiful. And I also agree with Brad. Why not just sharpen up a garden trowel?

This is the first I've heard of the Flitz Wax. I use and love Renaissance Wax. I'm interested to hear what folks think about the new Flitz stuff.

That's an awesome shot!

That's a beautiful array of your work!

Those patterns are unbelievable, Ed!!