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I like those small ones with the holes (the claw). What steel does xc75 relate to here in the states. I have done the mosaic in the blade thing a couple times. I kind of like how it looks.

I agree that it should be tapered a bit more. I have noticed that what looks like a good taper to me, almost disappears when I put handles on. You might also have to manipulate the knife when drilling the handle to make sure the holes line up.

I have no advice to offer. That knife is very nice.

I now do sweeping plunge lines. I like how they look, and it is incredibly easy to sand them. When I did straight plunges, that last little bit was always a pain. I used a small stick and a lot of patience.

Nope, no bias there...if she can design that at five, I might want to think about hanging up my tools and taking up basket weaving.

I like the first one the best. For some reason, I like low layer damascus. What kind of press are you using?

That is really cool, and generally, I dont get into the whole skull theme. So, those waterjet machines... only about a hundred grand right?

I agree with Les. My grinder is set up with a step pulley, and I run it at the slowest setting, but it still is pretty fast. Yesterday, I did some bevel grinding on a batch of knives and I ground out 7 of them with the same belt. These were not huge knives, but they were not tiny edc's...

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This package was full of firsts, first time with ironwood burl (I have used ironwood before, but this burl was really nice) first time with W2 and first time with stingray. I think the whole package turned out really nicely.

Wow, I love that one.

Thanks everyone, I really had a hard time putting this one in the mail, but I am sure the new owner will like it.

Here is one going to a BF member. It is W2 with ironwood burl and some stingray leather on the sheath. One of my favorites so far. What do you think.

Actually, Clint, Damascus is probably not historically accurate for the civil war. You should throw that right in your dumpster and start again. Just let me know where your dumpster is. I want to make sure it is really in there. :)

Thanks all.

This one is for a BF member. He designed it, I tweaked it, and here is the final result.

Wow, you pulled out all the stops. Albino alligator hide?!? That knife looks great. I might have to race Dave to your house. Only my car isnt worth that much.

Thanks guys. This is my first KITH, I cant wait to see how it all pans out.

The only thing better would be if it were sticking out of the blade of a wal-mart knife.

Oops. Sorry Tracy. I love your site, and plug it whenever possible. I did get a deal on interstate plastics, though, but I bought a ton of it. USAKNIFEMAKER.COM ROCKS!!!