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Man, sometimes I really hate your work! I just about get to where I think I'm doing ok, then you put up something so divnely crafted that I don't see any real point in going on. Truly inspirational, keep it up.

Very nice. If you eliminate the fullers, it would help with the weight and maybe you wouldn't need to go to heavier stock.

Carpet padding. The solid yellow kind, not the stuff made from pressed together scraps.

Another stunning beauty!!

Ooooooh! I'm totally violating the tenth commandment right now !

Has Texas repealed the ban on bowie knives yet ? That one jsut baffles me, given their history you'd think every man, woman and child in the state would be required to carry one.

That one is definitely up for bowie of the year!!

Beautiful design and superb execution. Usually, reminding folks in that region about the crusades wouldn't necessarily help you get on their good side.

Love all your work, but the clip point catches my eye the most.

That's nice!!

Thanks guys. Larry, I glued up the block from 1/4" 2x2 G10 that I got from the Boss, but used the G-flex epoxy from Alpha which I use exclusively now. I took some scraps and literally pounded on it with a ball peen hammer trying to seperate the layers with no effect. I try to make sure the...

That is absolutely stunning!! I really like the way you brought out the wenge's natural traits. I've thought about using brass spacers with stainless before, but didn't think it would turn out well, but obviously i was wrong. Beautiful al the way around.

A true work of art, love everthing about it!

A stout drop-point with a 5" D2 blade approx 1/4" thick, differential heat treat by Lee Oates/Bearclaw Knives, stainless guard, black and olive drab G10 for an indestructible handle, with a basic kydex sheath. The knife balances right at the black spacer. This is for a friend's son who is...

I wanted sharksin for my son's knife, but it's kind of thin, so I made a kydex sheath, then the leather one to go over it and attached very similar to yours. This guy has got it down, though. I'm not sure if he's doing this anymore. There were some you tube videos by guys who had them, and they...

That's a beauty!!

I have thought about trying a sheath of kydex on the front and a heavy (9-10oz) leather on the back. Yes the leather will hold moisture to some degree, but so will a standard leather sheath. Also check out up armored sheaths, they line theirs in leather: http://uparmored.tripod.com/id52.html

Beautiful combo, lines and execution!!! Oh yeah, and welcome, can't wait to see more of your work.

Elmax is some amazing stuff with or without cryo.

This is a drop point knife I finished up last week for a fund raising raffle and auction. The blade is differentially heat treated D2 by Lee Oates/Bearclaw Knives. I was really surprised when I opened the package and found that he had polished up the blade and done the file work on the back of...