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Hey Bud Glad to see ya here. I really enjoyed meeting you bud, and of course the cutting comp was pretty impressive also. By the way, I was the guy that was with Fred King. Talk to ya soon. Danny Ray:D

the pup sorry I didn't meet you, but I did meet "the pup" he talked me right into buying a good piece of stag from him. heck of a salesman and definitely a very cool young man, you should be very proud. tell him thanks again Danny

sweeeet dude, I've got blade envy:) was this Friday or Saturdays knife. you've got to get this one finished.2thumbs

cool looks like somebody got inspired this weekend. looks good bud, keep up the good work. it was a pleasure meeting you this weekend and maybe we"ll cross paths at the blade show. I don't know about you, but I thought this weekend was great.talk to ya soon, Danny

serration yes they are, I wanted to see how it would look using serrations to define the ricasso/blade area without having a vertical grind line. Just trying something out.

yep Ernie

Thanks Man I love you guys!!!:rolleyes: In a man kinda way of course:D I really do appreciate you guys helping out the rookies like me. I hope you all realize how valuable you're wisdom and experience is. Thank you all very much. By the way, that's a beautiful knife Calvin2thumbs

cool Cool knife, I'd like to see a pic of it sitting upright so we can see the full curveture of the blade. I really like knives with curves, they seem to have a little more personallity. Good job.

pics pics would be great. thanks

Just did my first black lilen micarta scales. I have everything shaped the way I want them. Now how is the best way to finish them off for a nice look. Thanks in advance. Danny

Forged 5160 with flat grind and satin hand finish. Micarta scales with white spacers and stainless pins.Tapered tang and a lil sheath to boot. Thanks for looking. Danny

sweeeet I never thought I'd say this to another man, but, I'm jelous of you're tool!!!:D Congrats bud, let's see her work and let us know what name you give her.2thumbs

Hey folks, been hanging around here for a few months but I guess I didn't formely introduce myself. I'm Danny Ray, grew up in western Ky. around the Paducah area. Served 6 years in the military and ended up here in Acworth Georgia. Husband and Dad of 2, 1 each. I'm a mechanic by trade who just...

Hey bud, not telling you how to conduct you're business, but I would pay him AFTER the job;)

wheel You can't tell it in the pic, but one edge has about a 1/4 cut all the way around the rubber. It looks like the wheel may have ran against the shroud and cut it. I found a company in MI that recovers wheels at a much lower cost than buying a new one . The company is contact rubber corp...

I aquired an old 2x48 engelberg grinder that had been sitting out in the rain for a while. Needless to say, she needs a little love. I'm looking for an 8 inch wheel with a 5/8 arbor or an 8 inch wheel like this that I can use this hub with. I'm also looking for a set of step down pulleys with a...

wow that's a very cool knife. nice job bud:D

finger relief thanks for the feed back, the guy I'm learning from wasn't to crazy about the knife not having a sharp point, he said all knives need a point. Anyway, this one is mine and I'm cool with it. As far as the finger relief, I got a crack there after I formed the ricaso area, after I...

This is my first humbling attempt at a knife. It's supposed to be a skinner. Coal Forged 5160, quenched and tempered with polished blade. Scales are desert camo layered dymondwood with 1/16 brass pins. I know I've got a long way to go so I need some constructive critisism from all yall. (yes I...

I have recently taken up knife making and I have found a knife maker that is willing to teach me some things, the deal is if I help make some improvements around his shop he will "educate me" :) He has 3 Bader 2x72 grinders that sit beside each other on an 8 foot bench and he wants a dust...