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Looks good, Steven. That's a big batch! Great job. :)

Those look fantastic, Ed!

Man, that's nice. The brass liners and hand-rubbed finish are classy.

This is, by far, my most labor-intensive project to date. It's my first kukri and also the first time I've etched and polished a hamon. Thanks for checking out my work! :) -.325" (measured at ricasso with the blade having a pronounced distal taper) 1075 differentially heat/cryo treated by...

Very nice little EDC knife. I really like that sheath, too!

It's beautiful, Randy. Great job!

Check out ebay. Just search for "knife scales". There is always an amazing array of wood - everything from dirt cheap to crazy expensive.

That's an utterly ridiculous statement. Everybody knows that guano is the preferred quenchant for high-performance blades.

Interesting sculpture, Tai. I like it.

That's really cool, Sam!

Here are the McMaster-Carr part numbers for the media I use. I use it in one of the 18-pound vibratory tumblers like Andrew. 10 lb. 4918A911 Ceramic Media V Cylinder 10 lb. 4918A918 Ceramic Media Triangular

Fantastic work! The san mai is absolutely beautiful!

Done!

Here's the one that Brian makes on Boss Dog's site: http://usaknifemaker.com/fellhoelter-clip-brake-with-5-32-pin-and-1-2-roller.html

I just finished this big guy today. I envisioned this pattern last July, so it's nice to finally see it come alive. Thanks for checking out my work! -.230" O1 carbon tool steel differentially heat treated by Lee Oates -18" OAL -13" blade -23.3 ounces -Flat ground with convex edge...

That thing is a beast! Very cool piece. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful work all around. Really liking the big recurve!

Very nice work! I love the sculpting of the handle and guard. Thanks for sharing!

I've heard this statement (or some variation thereof) from many new makers. Usually it's referring to grinding ability. Usually something like "I want to try my hand at grinding and see if I suck at it" or "I tried my hand at grinding and I suck at it". Learning to grind freehand is no...

Very striking piece, Karl! Thanks for sharing.