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Thanks guys. Have a Merry Christmas!

Holy Crap!!!!! That's Nice

Here are two Lanny's Clips that I just finished. They are Christmas gifts for two brothers from their father. I made a Stag Lanny for the dad back in August and when he received it he liked it so much that he called and asked me to rush these through before Christmas. I made no promises but...

Very nice!

Nice work John. I like the warncliff.....alot!

Thank you Wow! Now that's high praise! Thanks Dave

Thanks John, but compared to most I can't compete. It amazes me to think of the very generous knifemakers on the forums that have given me help and encouragement. I just try to make the one I'm working on today better than the last. Joe, I buy almost all of my stag at the blade show in...

Thanks men!

Here's a Lanny's Clip for y'all. I hope like it.

Been there....Looks good though!

Looks good Sean. Can you get some pics of the other side? Did you put your mark on that side for a reason?

Here's another one for your viewing pleasure. It's D-2 and Sambar with fluted bolsters and a Bollox shield. Let me know what you think!

White will work, Green or Pink is better. The lemon oil cleans & protects....also brings out the luster.;) The stag will pick up the compound so I scrub the oil in with a soft tooth brush and wipe with a cloth.

Finish the areas that are sanded to 800 grit and then buff. Wipe with Formby's lemon oil and your done!

Just thought I would give some praise for Great Lakes Water Jet. Dave is an upstanding man...... even in the face of equipment issues he came through for me with some fixed blade balnks.... BIG TIME. Thanks Dave! He's up and running now give him a call. http://greatlakeswaterjetinc.com

Thanks for the encouragement guys. I may have to go make another :)

Here's one going in the mail box tomorrow. I know your probably tired of this Backpocket pattern from me... but it seems that's what the new owner wanted. Although I have to admit, it is my favorite knife to make! The blade is hollow ground CMP 154cm, that is .115 thick. It is halved in...

I'll reuse it sometimes when tempering springs, but never after hardening.

Thanks for the comments guys! That was some stag that I picked up at the Blade this year. As for the pins.....I just use a set of domed pin spinners and then polish them up a bit. Here's a link. http://www.texasknife.com/vcom/product_info.php?cPath=884_531_874&products_id=2282 But...

Tony thinks that incorporating the washer makes a stronger knife! The thought is that the weakest place on a slip joint is at the seam between the bolsters and scales. In this method the scale extends all the way to the end of the knife and is sandwiched between the two washers....no seam...