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Welcome to the site, from the other end of the state (up around Ft. Wayne)

Beautiful knife! I am sure he will be very proud to have it. May God bless and look out for him.

Well, that just plain stinks for them. I hope they find better times soon.

Interesting information. Thank you for sharing that with us. I guess I'll be sticking with propane, if and when I get to building me a forge.

I see. I kinda figured that was it, but I had to ask. Thank you for the reply.

Hey Brad, how did these turn out for you? I have one just like the first one all torn down now. It needs a bit more help then the one you are showing, but it was given to me so I can take my time and not be too worried. And yes, it is normal to be nervous about working on someone else's...

PJ, that is some good looking work. I bet the boys will be thrilled.

Thank you for the tutorial. I am adding that to my ever increasing "One of these days" list. I do have a question though. With that being a galvanized tub, are there any worries about the fumes? Or is it insulated well enough that the galvanizing never gets that hot?

Good work. That wood is beautiful. I like that little 3-finger knife.

I only wish my problem blades looked that good. That is a striking piece of damascus and a nice save. It would have been a shame to toss it in the "I messed up bin".

Welcome to the site, John.

Very nice! I have been wanting to learn how to do that. How long would you say it takes to make a billet like that or similar in size? Obviously, you knowing what you are doing makes for a shorter time than it would be for say me, but I am curious.

Very nice looking hawk.

That is a one heck of a good looking knife. Looks great.

Looks pretty darn good from what I can see. Looks like a good useful size.

You did a good job on that. I love the look of the lace wood and as others have said, it looks like you did a good job rounding out the grips.

Thank you, to both of you, for doing this WIP. I am a rookie at all of knife making and seeing how someone does this is simply fascinating. You guys make one heck of a team. I only wish you were closer so I could just sit and watch in person.

Welcome to KnifeDogs! Great place.

Wow, that is really a good looking knife. I want one!!! That would be a tough call on keeping it or not - OK no it wouldn't, I would keep it.

Very nice work there.