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Thanks for the comments guys.

Like that one Wade. I like to take that camping with me. Keith

Made this for a auction to benefit my daughters school. Lots of firsts for me and not my usual style but I'm almost happy with it. 1080, blade 5", handle 4.5", crotch maple and wrought. Hope you guys like. Regards Keith

Thanks guys for the kind words. Randy, not sure if this is right but I soaked the leather and curved the back with the blade. Then I cut the stitching seam straighter. When I rotated the leather to meet the middle of the blade it ended up fairly straight. Here's a tutorial I found...

Thanks Wade

Thanks guys, messerist yes cow horn, I put a matte finish on them.

These where from a old file. My first center seam, hardened the leather with microwave and hair dryer. Have to put that back up before the wife sees it in the shop. Hope you all like. Keith

That's a nice set, no way I could have done that bead work. Keith

Thanks messerist

Thanks again, the sheath was a pain.

Thanks guys, Wade, reached a year around December. I got a long way to go to get where I want.

Hi everyone, posted a few over in custom knives but first time here. I wanted to make something with minimal tools. Well, here is the first minimalist blade of many. 6" blade, elk antler, solder bolster and cap, old file and rawhide. Regards Keith

Nice one Wade I really like the antler coloring. Keith

Thanks guys, Keith

I may have posted one of these, can't remember, getting old! Veg tan with laced in rawhide. Trying to get that old frontier feeling on my sheaths. Keith

A guy asked me to make him something he could take out in the wood and hack down brush and still be somewhat tactical. I had to do a ground forge to HT. I'm not setup for big stuff yet. He wanted rough and mean looking. So I made him a machedanto. 5160, 14'5" blade with 8"ish handle. Black...

Beautiful and clean! Keith

Very cool Wade Keith

Beautiful work Keith

Thanks guys, trying to do something a little different with rawhide.