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I am getting started on what hopefully be my Bowie entry for the show. I am a using a stellar piece of natural stag for this one. All clayed up and ready to go! Getting the handle parts cut and together.

These look like great little kitchen utilities!

Not sure what to really call this one, so I am just calling it a camp knife right now. And it's a big boy! :D Oal is just shy of 15" and the blade is 10". The blade is 5160 that I gave a nice antiqued finish which has a nice look and is quite durable. I gave it a nice thin, flat grind at the...

That looks awesome David! I'd love to check it out if I get a chance!

Thanks guys! I made the sheaths for them today. LOTS of hand stitching!

Here are a couple pics of the spring tempered tangs and spines that I thought looked pretty cool.

Sometimes my imagination gets the better of me when I put pencil to paper, and come up with stuff like these. :cool: I wanted to cram as much power and usability into a fairly compact package, with a Neo-Tribal feel. The long handle gives you tons of power when you move your hand to the back...

SOLD, thanks for looking!

I just finished up this simple frontier belt knife with some FANTASTIC curly maple. This stuff has tons of curl and great chatoyance. The blade steel is L6 and the pins are carbon fiber. It has hammer textured flats and I gave it a nice antique finish as well. It is ground nice and thin, and...

I just finished up this frontier belt knife with some FANTASTIC curly maple. This stuff has tons of curl and great chatoyance. The blade steel is L6 and the pins are carbon fiber. It has hammer textured flats and I gave it a nice antique finish as well. It is ground nice and thin, and is shaving...

I figured I would share a new axe design I am working one with you guys. This one is more bushcraft/woods oriented. The first batch will be made from my all time favorite carbon steel for tough knives, L6. It takes a wicked edge and is super durable. These will be thinner than my other axes at...

I just finished up this little belt knife with nice, dark ebony scales that should be on my table as well.

I have blocks of Kevlar material. Here is a link if you are interested. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?31312-New-handle-material-Thunderstorm-Kevlar&p=284688#post284688

BIGGER shop would be awesome! :biggrin:

They are the reason I am doing this Ray. I love getting to spend my mornings and lunches with them. They even give me a hand sometimes. : ) Still love that even older school spontoon. :3: Can't wait to check it out at the show. I still need to get one of your blades, maybe I will snag that...

Can't wait to see what you got in the works Ray. You are always welcome in my shop if you need to use a grinder, mill, or anything else. I am full time as of Tuesday, so I am pretty much in the shop everyday.

No problem Jason! Hopefully I will have more to post up in a few days. My dad was over yesterday and snapped a pic of me throwing some sparks on some knives for the show.

I welded a stub tang that is about an inch long to it. I is epoxied in place. The stub tang has little grooves in it, so it is locked in nice and solid.

Here you go Jeff. http://www.oregonknifeclub.org/ And it's 350+ tables Erik. :cool:

Thanks guys! Here is a hunter that I have been meaning to finish out for months, and I figured it would be a good one to have on my table. I did a full rounded spine and ricasso/choil on this one, a first for me. I keep seeing the awesome rounded spines on John Doyle and Nick Wheelers awesome...