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That was awesome.

OAL: 7 1/2" Blade: 3" cutting edge, ATS34, Mirror Polished Handle: Stabilized Box Elder Burl Additional: 304 Stailness Guard, Mosaic Pins, Tooled leather sheath $230 anywhere in the continental United States. Free shipping for Knife Dogs. more photos and video here.

The first thing I thought of was hyroglifics

Thanks for the positive comments everyone.

I finished up these two recently. All feedback is welcome. Knife 1 OAL: 8 1/4″ Blade: 3 1/4″ cutting edge, 5/32″ CPM154, Heat treated to 61-62 HRC with cryo treatment, Hand finished to 600 grit Handle: Black Paper Micarta Additional: Mosaic pins, slightly tapered tang. Available on my...

Have you thought about embellishing the handle. I think scrimshaw could make a big difference on that knife. I don't think it looks bad to start with, and a little extra detail on the handle could be all that is needed.

I can tell a lot of thought went into this design. I like it.

I've been planning on my next batch of knives, drawing templates and trying to figure out which handle materials to use. If only all of life's tough decisions were this much fun :biggrin:.

I don't think it's too thin, but it doesn't hurt to contact the company that will be doing the HT. You might want to give Brad a call at Peter's heat treat.

Very nice

Yes, I do believe your collection rocks. Thanks for sharing with us.

Just finished this one. This was my first time working with thuya. It's different than any of the other woods I've worked with - likes to clog up sand paper. OAL: 8" Blade: 3″ cutting edge, 5/32″ CPM154, Heat treated to 61-62 HRC with cryo treatment, Hand finished to 600 grit Handle...

Those knives look great. I wish I could see some larger pics though. Good job.

Looks good. I like how the yellow liners compliment the handle.

Mike, I got the courage to build a website using Godaddyafter viewing the thread at http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?2579-How-To-Set-Up-Your-Own-Website. It might help you out as well. The only thing I would add is this - at some point during the purchase process, you will have the option...

This one is for my brother. This one makes him the largest owner of Ben Johnson knives....other than myself :lol:. Overall length 8" with 3" cutting edge. 1/8" thick CPM154 heat treated by Brad at Peter's Heat Treat. Hand rubbed to 600 grit. Handle is stabilized fiddleback maple.

Thanks guys. I'm looking forward to giving them to their new owners soon.

Frank, I appreciate your input, and I'm happy to get all feedback . Yes, the blades do get over 1" wide, the widest being 1 1/4". I like the look and feel of a knife with a wider blade, and it's typical of some of my favorite knife makers. I hadn't considered it getting in the way while...

Oops, I put this in the wrong forum. Sorry

I just finished two more knives. The first is a hunter, 8" OAL, 5/32" CPM154, stabilized box elder burl. The 2nd is a skinner, 8" OAL, 1/8" CPM154, stabilized amboyna burl. I have WIP pics for these knives in another thread at http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?18607-Some-WIP-Pics...