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I got a knife from an old man in Alabama made from a railroad spike. You sure took it to another level. Those are awesome.

That is sweeeeeet.

I'm likin that idea Jim. He's tried to make a Bowie style knife and wasn't very successful so he already kinda has the bug. This might work.

Thanks Lou and welcome to the forums.

Poupon would be a high class mustard finish. That's plain ole yella mustard. Glad youlike it.

Good lookin machine. Tracey did an awesome job designing it I gaurentee you're gonna love it.

I agree with you guys but what do you tell the customer when he insists. I suggested I would get the steel from someone else but he won't budge. I guess I'll just tell him that I'm not gonna make it unless he changes his mind.

I always use chalkline chalk that you can get at any hardware store. Lowes has the biggest variety of colors. I mixed it with epoxy for inlays on turkey calls.

Here are a large and small drop point set that I used a mustard finish on. Both knives are 0-1 with spalted maple handles.

I would like to do a blade with an acid etch scene on it but I can't find aqua regia or the paint that is used. I remember doing this in arte class when I was in high school. It's not hard to do I just need the materials

One of the guys I work with saw a SMKW catalog with 3/16x2 1/4x12" raindrop damascus in it. Does anyone know anything about the quality of this. I told him he probably wasn't gettin much for $20. He really wants me to make him a knife out of this stuff but I have afeeling it would be a waste of...

I got some if you need it

I'm from Rumsey which is in McLean county. Sorry it took me so long to get on here but between my job and knifemaking I don't have a whole lotta time.

I just finished two the other day. I mixedmustard,vinegar,horseradish,and A-1 steak sauce. I randomly put it on my blade then let it dry for about ten minutes and took a heat gun on it with mild heat til it was dry. I kept the heat low so it didn't effect the hardness. Then I washed it off and...

Heres one more

These are the first three knives off the NWG. All three are 0-1. the first one is carbon fiber,next is burl walnut and the last one is fiddleback hickory. I got two more that i'll post later cause they're not sharpened and the sheaths arent done. Sorry bout the crappy pictures but I need a new...

I'm working on a full size drop point.

I'm in! Thanks

Lovin that knife Ms Darci. My 18 year old son is learning and I showed him this knife,he turned green. With envy. Keep up the good work.

No,they are full tang.