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The belt loop is riveted closed to the scalloped loop.

Here is the completed scabbard with tooled ostrich quill for the Lanny's Clip folder.

AWESOME WIP PICS!!!! Thanks for sharing with us.

Just completed this fillet knife for a customer. I used green and carbon twill scales for the handles but the scales were made from 1x1 instead of a 2x2 layer which would yield in a better pattern but came out good anyway. The blade is flat ground and 5 1/4" , OAL is 9 3/4" and made from CPM154...

Lanny's Clip Scabbard Here is a scabbard for the Lanny's Clip. Its a Mexican loop sheath with tooled ostrich quill. What do you think? Hit or miss?

Thanks, guys. I appreciate the comps.

One of my first few Lanny's out the door. This one I made from A2 steel (my favorite for folders by the way) and the spring also made from A2. The handle material is from green linen micarta which I think makes it pop for an edc folder. I also decided to put some file work on the liners but got...

I like it, great 1st knife. Hi marks for ingenuity and resourcefulness but id have to say as a former Commander in a fire dept. I'm not to keen about the idea of heat treating in your living room...smh.:les:

Another one pushed out the door. Blade made from A2 with some vine on the spine and embellished with stainless hardware and some Desert Ironwood blankets.

Its been a while since I pushed anything out of the shop but thought id post the latest blade I completed. This 'Dawg made from A2 has stainless hardware and nestled in between Desert Ironwood with some vine on the spine. Bolsters are dovetailed and the blade hand rubbed down to 400 grit...

EXCELLENT WORK!!! Working on a Lanny's myself but kept it as a slippy

Its been a while since I've posted anything and what a busy year we've had my wife and I but I just felt the strong urge to post this and spread some good news rather than hearing the bad. I've been working on a project for a while and almost done working on it. This folder is going to a raffle...

These are the last few knives of the year. I have made every deadline since I have been making knives but have to admit that I finally fell short this year. This order fell past the delivery date but thanks to the patience and understanding of the customer he was okay with it. Here are 3 knives...

AWESOME WORK! Jason.

Thanks for the compliments guys!

Just finished this skinner/caper for a customer and a Trapper the other day. The trapper pics didn't come out to well since it was from my phone and the lighting was during the worst part of the day. Anyways here they are. The fixed blade is made from CPM154 the blade = 3 1/4", OAL= 7 3/4", The...

Completed two of my most popular blades this past week. Been too busy to post but finally got some time. Both of these blades are made from A2 tool steel. I really love this stuff and from the feedback I've received so does everybody else. I actually started out using O-1 tool steel but found...

Don, I'm in Alice which is about 45 miles West of Corpus Christi. My wife and I have been wanting to go down to Brownsville (she has family there) but I am just so busy with work and making knives that I haven't had a chance to really do much. To be honest Don I have one of your videos on...

Yes sir! To be honest I think the challenge is going to be getting the grind lines even on such a thin blade but by using a wooden stake as backing support I think it should be fine. Any thoughts or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Started another project today. Im calling this one the "Barracuda". This knife is 17 1/2" long with the blade at 12" made from cpm154 @ 3/32" thickness. Going to go with bolsters front and back and micarta handles. We'll see how it turns out. Shooting for about a 59 rc treatment on it, i think...