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Looks like a very nice user. That sheath is nice too. Great job....

Great stitching on that sheath man! Nice knife too.

I own the craftsman I recommended. It was my first "grinder". I also have two No weld grinders I built. I still use my craftsman on every single knife I make either sanding flats on a hollow grind, getting scales flat, getting bolsters flat,rounding pin stock and I use it to slack belt sharpen...

Thanks for the replies guys. The cost of most of the steels is really not bad but the shipping sucks. If I could go down to the store and buy the steel it would be an easy choice. Since im buying online I am getting a break on the shipping by buying in quantity. Its 52.50 extra for a stick...

Wow thats nice! I love all your work Art. Great stuff man. That blade design and grinds are just awesome. Inspiring and motivational.:cool:

Looks like a great deal! Nice work.

Good looking work on the knives and sheaths.2thumbs Excellent pictures too!

I like this one better. http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00921513000P?mv=rr The flat disc sander option would be more beneficial then the grinding wheel.

Hey guys, I have been reading the best steel thread and I see CPM 154 being chose alot in the stainless category. Its double the cost of ATS -34. Is it really twice as good and what quality is the extra money going for? And where can I buy some M4? :) Thanks.

Thanks guys. The handle is ivory micarta. I'm looking forward to the drawings.

I finally got time to finish the sheath this morning. I believe this package will make somebody a nice user. The ATS 34 took a great edge.

Great looking knives. That wood is amazing looking. Great job with it.

Great work and design as usual.:cool:

Thats one wild looking package. That hammon is poppin.cool 1

Another great one Raymond. I really like your take on this style of knife. I also visited your website and you have done some amazing work my friend.:cool:

Looks great bro!2thumbs

Copy that Ernie. I didnt know Peters heat treat would do differential heat treating. Cool. Good luck with it.

Did Peter put mud or clay on the blade to create the Hammon? I think the etching just brings out the hammon that was created during the heat treat. Or are you just trying to etch a hammon onto the blade? Im just confused when you say they did the heat treat. :confused:

Awesome work all the way around. The Triton looks cool.

Great stuff mang.