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Ernie, you can buy firebricks in my area for 1.38 a piece. ACME BRICK- 979-731-1830. I'm going by there today as a matter of fact.

air "purifier” Mike, One of the simplest and most efficient dust collectors/air purifiers was posted by one of the guys just a few weeks ago. He said to take a 20” box fan and attach an AC unit filter (the corrugated paper type filter). The photos he supplied showed a box fan with the filter...

wow! beautiful knife and sheath. Just a tip, there is tutorial on building on a photo light box in the tutorial section. You will hav to invest a whole $5.00 in setting it up, but your photos will improve 100%. I really really like that knife!

Sorry for the delay in responding gents. I had to take the little woman out to supper last night to make up for all the time I’m spending in the shop. She is quickly becoming a knife maker’s widow. Thank you everyone for the kind words. Bigern, if you think it needs to be moved to the tutorial...

I forget to add this, bigern26 made a good point with "If it has a little glare put a white sheet or white garbage bag between the container and the light, that will give it the soft glow and should have no glare!" If you are getting glare in a particaul spot do as he said, move a white piece...

I begin by saying that those are beautiful knives! And yes, you definitely need to capture them in a photograph. This may get a little “windy” so please forgive me. I am not familiar with your camera and I am assuming it is a “point and shoot”. You are very limited with these types of...

thanks Rusty! I'll give it a shot.

anybody ever make their own honing steel? If so, what material did you use?

thanks again Ed Thank you Ed. You make a good point "the customer may not always be right but he does have the cash." :) Hmmm, does that make me a prostitute?  Personally, I would never trade off performance for appearance. One of our SWAT guys wanted a combat knife and stressed a dark mat...

thank you Ed. I wonder if going straight from a 15 or 20 minute nitre bath (630F) to an oil quench would inhibit the possiblity of losing the temper? Any thoughts?

thanks Craig. The temp (630F) was concerning me.

has anyone ever tried the niter bluing on a blade? If so, any problems with it? any tips for the novice?