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Laurence Good luck today, hoping for your relief and a return of your good health and spirits.

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That is a bold sheath, great detail, did you stitch through 5 layers?

Kinda nautical, mystical, ship in the bottle.

Everything is pleasing, practical and purposeful dressed in Padouk!

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Here is a couple of tutorials on the domed pins: Pictures of the other side and tools used. Thanks for your questions and comments. http://www.americanbladesmith.com/ipboard/index.php?/topic/698-domed-heads/page__hl__domed%20pin%20washers http://www.culverart.com/Pin%20dome%20making.pdf...

Welcome Dino looking forward to seeing your work and hearing more from you. Mark

WOW That's great, breaking new ground like a bulldozer, I can only imagine what's next.!

Thanks arock, you never know how someone is going to take suggestions even if they ask, hopefully others will chime in.

Take a break, relax, take it easy. Get Well Soon. Enough with the advice, I'm thinking positive thoughts for you. Oh, I just thought of something.. maybe if you sit in the pyramid :biggrin:

I'm by no means an expert or authority just my opinion. I would look at knives you like and study the area where the blade ,plunge, guard and handle come together i consider this the ricasso but could be wrong with applying that term. This is the most important part of knife design to me...

Good looking knife.

I think it looks very good, design and details are very important to me, like George said "Start drawing knives" if you haven't already. At the bottom of the ricasso where the blade notch, handle front edge, and plunge all come together seem to be in conflict. A very good knife and great start.

Graceful

Lots to like about that knife and sheath!

I don't know how I missed the pin as knife retainer that's cool I like it even more now.

Polishing, smoothing usually the edges, Paul will show you in the DVD

Lucky guy!

Please post a pic when done great handle treatment on those shown.