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I put mine blades during the tempering in a tin metal bread baking pan to reduce direct heat radiation from the heaters inside the oven. I also tried filling the pan with sand or metal rasp from the grinder bucket. It will reduce inertness of a higher temp peaks.

Do I need to protect A2 during soak? Is SS foil necessary for protection against decarb or I can have decent results with no protection? Excuse me if I double threaded.

Great work. Good luck on the show. :35:

Thank you, all. I'll be looking for tubes.

Thank you. I am glad that you liked them. I etched them in ferric chlorride.

I made a mistake again, choosing the wrong sub-forum, so this is second thread, I am sorry. Some knives from me: First one is made from 3mm spring steel 65G - simmilar to 5160. Micarta handle with tubes and Boltaron sheath. It is my idea for lightweight outdoor knife...

Hi, everyone. It might be silly thread, but i wonder how other knifemakers actually pack their knives. I recently used a cardboard boxes, but it seems to me that they are expensive - about 0.40 - 1.50 EU for cardboard box, and that is if you buy at least 200 boxes. I wonder are there...

Very stylish work.

Wow, that is true art work!

Some knives from me: First one is made from 3mm spring steel 65G - simmilar to 5160. Micarta handle with tubes and Boltaron sheath. It is my idea for lightweight outdoor knife. Same steel, but 6mm thick, cord wrap and kydex.

Tactical tanto style sceleton knife. Handle is with a groove for the first finger. Steel is 65G - 6mm thick - steel is similar to 5160, clay hamon, etched. first knife is with kydex sheath. And one more with straight handle I love hamons!

Thank you. :)

Hunting knife made from 4,5мм Bogner 1.2510 - (О1) Stag, brass corby bolts and tube. Convex edge. Second knife is bushcrafter based on Lars Falt bushcrafter Flat ground with secondary edge/. Steel is 4,5мм Austrian O1 Bogner 1.2510 Ebony, stainless pins and tube.

Wow, that is wonderfull job! I wonder what will you do if you get into fully equiped workshop and work for a few days!

Very mean looking knife. I like it a lot. :) I would put the lanyard hole in the end of the handle - near the tip. It is not symetrycal to me in this position. Maybe there is a functional reason for that position. Just my opinion. I like the hamon look on tacticals. :35:

Thank you. I was ment to do symetrical bevels, but that was the sketch from the customer. I like how D2 is etching and sharpens.

My latest work: Neck knife form D2, 4.7mm thickness. Front edge is scandinavian grind, spine edge is flat grind with secondary edge. Customer is training filipino martial arts and it will be one of his EDC knives.

Thank you. I am glad that you liked it.

Great hunting knife. Damascus pattern looks very harmonic.

Baeutiful knife and sheath. I like the two burls on the handle elements.