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that was all from one auction on ebay if your talking about the pic with all the axe heads. The one that looks like a Viking axe has been re forge by a black smith. I didn't know what the person used to cut the shape so I had the black smith redo it. I just got it back a few weeks ago and hung...

look awesome! How do you get the finish on the steel for the SFB?

good looking blades rite there! how did you get the finish on the steel on the green one and what kind of matrial is the handle?

hey everyone, I did a video on how I shape a handle. Im not and exspert just sharing how I do it. If anyone has any tips chim in! im Still learning! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNab7PcqrfQ

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so befor i started making knives, i started collecting Axes. I have a tone that still need finished but here are a few i have done. I clean the heads in vinagar, put new handles on them, sharpen them to razor sharp then make a sheath.

that's crazy, I work in orrville, we prob pass each other on the wah too work haha

wow thats sharp! and i mean awesome! lol where can i get stag like that?

wow we are real close im in marshallville

i got a bunch more! thank you

hey steven, i made it over! backwoodsamerican. thanks for the heads up this place rocks!

im about 3 hrs north of you, small town.

ok one more puppy shot!!!!

I could add a couple hundred pics to this thread! I love my dogs more than most people love there kids! lol anyway here is my lab 12 and beagle 2 hanging out in the yard. He (beagle) likes to be by his girl (lab)

nice set up! i love shop pics! gives so many ideas because none of us have enough space! thanks for shareing!

I call this The Big Woody! it my take on a woodlore knife. Overall length is about 9 inches I call this one the pioneer, its my first attempt at desinging my own knife. Its a general purpose camp knife with a 3.5 inc blade and about 4 1/4 handle. full size handle for a good grip! good...

hey everyone! just singed up today! i am a new knife maker and looking to learn more about this wonderful world of knives!