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Lovely job! It is a real pleasure to see something created from scraps. There's more work but also more imagination. Compliments!

Elegant and classy> Surely a superior knife.

Great job! Your work is very impressive, and the engraving on the spine is something incredible. My compliments!

Great work, nice and clean!

Exquisite work. Simple but very lovely.

Great EDC, looking very nice. And also the details, as the custom made bead. Impressive.

Great cutter! Very nice work and what about the steel choice?" I think is perfect!

Beautiful work. admirable!

Wow! Superb work all around! Crisp and clear lines, very well executed! Compliments!

Lucky client! They are really beatiful.

Great job! It's classy and elegant!

Seems a well made knife. THe handles are really gorgeous!

Easy one first, What is your favorite steel and why? plain old O2 or 1095 If you wanted a knife that the most important feature was edge retention and everything else came a distant second, which steel would you use? D2 properly heat treated If you wanted a knife that was the most...

I've just following the recipe on CPM datasheet. No secret recipe. Hardening at 1850F for 30 minutes, tempering to 900F for 2x2hours. About 58-59HRC. There are pro and con. Con are that it is less stainresisant, but you gain with less retained autenite. There are lots of people that don't loe...

great job! Always something to learn!

something unbelievable! WoW

Nice!

I use a special refractory compound for oven repairing with fairly consistent results. This is the other hamon on my friction folder, etched in very dark:

Another recipe is to temper to 900F two using the secondary hardening kick. You loose some stain resistance but you gain in retained austenite and in edge retention. HRC is around 58/59. If you deep freeze you gain another 1HRC but also without deep freezing I've obtained great results. In fact...

I usually put clamps on it. Any clamps will work I suppose. The chain is a good hint, i will try also to use it. If I'm in hurry I simply put on the floor and step or sit on it: my weight is enough! ;)