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Thanks guys. I'll forward her the pix James...LOL!

I used a press for this steel. Much easier that way. A canoe can is really the same process as a regular canister weld (square tubing, capped on either end) except you open the can lengthwise so you can actually "lay out" everything in the can. Then you weld the side back up and forge. Hope...

Here's another version of my ball-bearing damascus... ... This wide blade is about 7" long and I did my standard BB damascus canister (1/4" 52100 ball bearings and 1084 powder) then twisted and folded the steel. The guard and pommel are also BB damascus with nickle damascus spacers behind...

Thanks bud, I do plan on making more. I really like the way it came out. Might use some ironwood or ivory though. I'm not a big carbon fiber fan really.

Just finished this one for a local medical student, probably won't see many of these at the local hospital. It is, of course, fully functional and frighteningly sharp. The steel is a mix of 1095, 15n20 & W1 about 1/16" thick, 4 1/2" overall with a 1 1/8" cutting edge. The scales are MOP...

Here's one I just finished up for a fellow who wanted my ball-bearing damascus but, wanted me to keep the bearing shape and nt draw or twist it. The steel is 1/4" diameter 52100 ball bearings and 1084 powder done in a canoe canister. The recesses handle scales are carbon fiber with stainless...

5160, my personal favorite.

... I've had a hard year and a half but, I'm still here (and not gonna complain I promise). :D Just wanted to say thanks for the invite and I've posted a few things that I hope you like and help out. Thanks, J.

This is a piece I've had in mind for quite some time and finally brought it to life. Hope you like her. J. This Dagger has a 10" blade forged from high carbon "frontier" canister damascus with acid etched and forge marked flats on the ricasso and up the center line. The fullered oval guard...

I finally finished up this big beast, I hope you like her. J. This Bowie is one beautiful beast. The blade is 10 5/8" long and 2" at it's widest point forged from 500 layers of "random cut" pattern damascus with acid etched, forge marked flats. The fullered "loop" guard is forged from "wagon...

Hey all, J. Neilson here. James Williams pointed me this way. I look forward to being a positive addition here. J.