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Eric, I LOVE IT!!!! The sheath is the perfect fit for the knife. Awesome job. I really love that side draw sheath not taking anything away from the knife.I've got a customer that wants a side draw and have to admit that I'm not to keen on 'em but yours looks great! Mind if I borrow a few...

Hey guys, Thought I'd post a few pics of the "Dawg" I finished up today. This bad boy is made from D2 steel treated and cryo'd to 60RC. Although I didnt get any pics of it there is vine filework from the butt to halfway up the spine. The handles are made of giraffe bone. The blade is 3 1/2"...

Just pulled these two bad boys out of the shop today. Both are made from D2 steel and one has stabilized mesquite burl with turquoise inlay as well as stainless hardware 4" flat ground blade and 8 1/2" OAL blade thickness is 5/32"and the other is made from dyed and stabilized maple burl hollow...

Love it!

Sorry about that. Specs are on a previous post but the blades and springs are made from O-1. Treated,cryo'd and tempered down to 59 and springs to 45. There is filework on the liners which are stainless as well as the rest of the hardware. The handles are made from stabilized mesquite burl and...

Finally came up with the name for my latest slip joint trapper. I think the name fits pretty well. What do you guys think?

I love it Calvin, beautiful work as always.Where in the world did you find yellow corian and in what thickness without having to sand for about 8 hours.

Just finished a Mexican loop style sheath today for the 2 blade slip joint folder I made recently. I think the customer will be very pleased with it or at least I hope so.

Latest photos on 2 blade slippy Just finished that little bad boy and thought id post the photos. It didnt go quietly into the goodnight so to speak.It did in fact fight me some today but hey thats part of knifemaking. The acid etch on the blades and the spine of the springs turned out just...

Oh the blade has my logo which is a cactus emblem with my last name.

will do Calvin and thanks for the compliment. You've actually been an inspiration to me in making folders. I hope someday I'll reach your caliber. Thanks again.

Well I couldnt help myself after I made my first folding knife I just had to make another but this time I tried a two blade slippy. A bit more challenging but fun at the same time. I do believe im hooked on these folders. Anyway here are a few raw pics I took from my phone in the shop today of...

Thanks guys ill be getting started on the finishing phase this coming week so ill post some w.i.p. photos.

I love it Calvin!

Will do. Should make a pretty good knife when im done. Ill post some in progress photos as I go along.

great job Travo very nice work.

Did some file work today on a couple of knives for customers and thought I would post them on here. Still need some clean up left to do but looks good so far I think.

Well its actually a leather stamping tool that has a rocky texture to it. Once I carved the customers brand onto the leather I carefully stamped around the brand and then finished the rest of the area off then went back and smoothed the edges off and did the borders.

Knife sheath I made for the "DAWG" that belongs to a customer. What do you think?

Finished one today for a customer made from 5/32" Alabama damascus steel. Dimensions are OAL= 8", Blade Length= 3 1/4", Blade width= 1 1/4" and the handle is blue and black G10. Have to admit that working with laminated g10 or micarta is not my strongest attribute. To be honest its turned more...