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Nice gesture on your behalf, John. We need more Eagle Scouts. Nice looking knife!

Great! Thanks, Jeff!

For AL and TI, I use Sulphuric acid (battery acid from the auto store). It will not eat Aluminum, but will just leave a very thin oxidized surface. As soon as that layer forms, there is no interaction of acid-Al (or Ti for that matter), but the tap continues to be eaten away.

I'm in. Thanks!

I wish I could. Have a great time there!

Nice piece! I would not attempt to clean it, but do put some oil on the blade.

A Camillus Cuda Dominator, Shrade/Walden mini stockman (for the last 30 years), and a WT Ti necker.

Same here. The only thing I need is a Titanium pocket clip to replace the stainless on on it, which I have sproinked 5 or 6 times...

Pretty and functional artwork, Ed!

Good on ya! Next step is getting him to the range.

378 for me, please. Nice!

For black, lampblack works for me. I collect some soot from a candle flame on a metal plate, then mix the epoxy on the soot...

I'd add a washer under the nut holding the swivel arm in the slot so it doesn't booger up the slot. Where the two bolts are going through the platen, I'd run some countersunk flathead bolts from the other side, with nuts and washers on the platen side. Is that uncut slot marked below the main...

Dang... Nice!

Very nice, Patrick! I like the red in black backspacer touch.

Acrylic latex paint on the cut areas will slow the drying time and minimize cracking.

One thing I'd add to the above suggestions is "Frank Fischer Knives" instead of "Home" for the page name, so when people add it to their list of favorites, it doesn't just say Home...

I got a package from Hogkiller last week, and am stupid when it comes to posting pics... In the box, there was some 1/4" brass rods, some liner material, and LOTS of wood: 2 1X2X12 of curly maple. 2X2X6 of supercurl hard maple. 1X2X8 block and set of scales in birdseye maple. A bunch of...

Entertaining as usual! I see you've gotten Todd past the deer in the headlights stage when it comes to videos, Tanya. rockon

Nice, Ray! Not something one sees very often.