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Awesome! The great craftsmen who contributed to that thread made it a great one. Glad you were able to take a few tips away from it. I learned a whole lot from it and glad it was a success. Thank you so much for letting me know what you thought about it and for the compliments. Really means a...

Thank you, Rick! That is some sound advice and I have come to that conclusion myself, just couldn't say it any better than that. Congratulations on the win. I bet that was a proud day. Sounds like we struggle with the same issues on grinding. That little area at the top of the plunge has...

Now you're just showing off :) You have incredible talent to be pulling off a piece of art like that for your 7th one. You have a very bright future with knives. Beautiful knife. And I really like your design modification too.

Stormcrow for his Goat Clever. I want one :)...

Very nice work. On the pictures, I have found that I get great results taking them outside in the shade. I was getting weird results with the light box but will be trying a few new things with it before giving up on it. Keep up the great work.

If I am reading Mr. Goo right, this thread could possibly be from a post I made in another thread and he is pretty much saying you can't make yourself a Neo-tribal Metalsmith, it is just in your blood. Kind of like hipsters always following what is cool at the time. If I'm wrong, my bad...

You know, I don't forge yet, but I am really enjoying this thread. I hope to be in the brut de forge and neo tribal metalsmith club soon :).

Thanks for all of your work on this, Brad. I have a few more categories to post my nominations and will do so tonight. It is very hard to pick from all of the crazy beautiful knives posted this year.

Love your cable knives. Great work, Wade.

I have been really getting into the primitive styled knives and I absolutely love what you have done on this one. Definitely a stunning knife. Great work all around.

Sand down some ebony with 120 grit and mix the ebony dust with epoxy or a very thick glue. Fill in holes and sand the tooth to 120. Repeat as necessary until all voids are filled. I just got done watching "Working With Fossil Handle Materials" by the Turnage family :)

Great design and very clean work. Good luck in San Antonio. I am going to try and make it over there for the day.

Another beauty! I am intrigued by the leather behind the knife in the last picture...

Very nice work! You seem to be figuring it out quick. I turn on my Paul Long DVD every time I work on leather. Couldn't have gotten this far without it. So, another thank you to Mr. Long for all the help.

My buddy got your white hanex, Lars Falt survival knife. He has a thing for that model because I made him one too :). He has had nothing but great things to say about yours. Very nice work!

Yep, I like that one a lot. Great name for it too.

Very nice work. You did a great job on the handle texturing. They look to be great woods knives.

That is a beauty! Great job on the sheath too. Love the tooling you did on it.

Thank you, N.N! My favorite is a light colored handle with dark hardware. Love the look it gives.

You do some nice leather work. That first one is my favorite.