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Hi Folks, I've always been fascinated by serpentine daggers, and I've wanted to try grinding one for years. Finally got a chance! It wasn't easy . . . . CPM154, hollow ground on a 3" wheel. Polished to 2000 grit, then further polished with crocus cloth. Nickel silver fittings, fluted...

Very nice clean work. Well done!

When you hollow grind a blade, you're taking off a lot of the weight in the blade section. That tends to make the knife handle heavy. Tapering the tang helps with the balance. Also, it looks nice. The holes in the tang are drilled prior to tapering, but you're correct that it makes...

Very nice! He'll love it, I'm sure.

This is how I do it. Toothpicks, magnifiers, and patience!

I also bought it mainly for the surface grinding attachment, but it's a great general purpose grinder as well. About as smooth as my Hardcore with an 8" wheel.

The thread title sounds like a law firm!:biggrin: But the knife looks great.

Well, the magnetic chuck is 9 1/2" long, and you get full travel over the chuck - so I'd say 9 1/2", though I think you could probably overhang a little on each end.

Love the pattern in the Damascus. The knives look like they just beg to be used.

I just got one, so have very little experience with it - but so far, I love it!

I ordered one as well. Bruce, will they work well in Micarta?

I have a Goblin II available in orange G-10 with an orange Kydex sheath. Steel is CPM154. The sheath is right-handed and set up for horizontal carry. The knife features a tapered tang with black spacers. Normally lists for $165, but I will let this one go for $140 with FREE shipping in the...

That's how I've always done it. Works great. Pick a color your wife doesn't like though, or the bottle will never be where you left it when you look for it.

A nice, graceful shape and very clean work. I like it!

Having made a few throwers myself, those look to me as though they will throw quite nicely. And they'll look great sticking in the target!

Beauty! The red liners are very nicely done.

It's been a while since I posted something for sale here. This is a new model I designed some time ago and finally got a chance to make - the Shadow boot knife. 3 3/4" blade, 8 1/4" overall. CPM154 blade, blue and black G-10 scales. Sheath is right-handed and set up for cross draw carry. Belt...

Ground from 1/8" stock, 5 1/2" overall with a 2 1/2" blade. This is a variation on my Goblin model. The three-finger grip handle is orange G-10. This particular knife has a tapered tang, which will not be a standard feature on this model (though I can taper the tang on any one of my fixed...

I don't know whether to call this a new model, or just a variation on my Goblin model. It will definitely be part of my standard catalog either way. The handle is just like the Goblin, but the blade is a drop point. The spine is beveled on both sides near the point, and there are no thumb...

Here's one of my Sportsman models with stabilized elm burl. Click on the picture for a larger view.