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Besides the basics of lights, grinder, and files, I would have to say popsicle sticks are the most used nonbasic tool in my shop.

You need to name that knife "Elbow Grease" I'm very impressed. For a first knife with almost no power tools, it's fantastic.

Just finished this one for a customer that wanted copper bolsters. 7 1/4" OAL with a 3 1/4" blade. The 5/32" 154cm blade was heat treated by Shawn at SDS Knifeworks. I didn't like the idea of using copper but I now like the way it looks with the ebony scales.

How are you going to connect the handle to the tang? I'm kinda new at this knife thing but it looks like the short tang will limit the strength of the knife. I can't help but question the integrity of the connection between handle and blade.

Here's my Sig 1911. I love this pistol. It's the most accurate pistol I own. It's had a couple mods and I made the burl grips for it. It mainly punches paper with 200 grain semi wad cutters. Love the 1911.

I've been lurking around on Knife Dogs but haven't posted much. I thought I would show the last knife I finished. It has a little Barker influence to it. The blade is 5/32" O1, 8 3/4" OAL. The handle is stabilized maple burl from Gallery Hardwoods. I need to get back into the shop...

967 I have really enjoyed this site.

I made this one a couple years ago for field work. It's O1 tool steel with homemade mycarta. Nothing fancy. Just wanted wanted a drop in the dirt beater type knife. It gets used quite a bit.

Me and my hunting partner put the ARs to work on some pigs last year.

Thought I would say hi by showing a pic of the latest knife I finished. It's my first skinner. It was a little different trying to get the curves of the profile to flow. The curves on a skinner are backwards from what I'm used to. This looks like a great site. I'll be soaking up the...