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Just what the others said....very nice work

I would call that a great looking knife. Beautiful work.

I like it, very nice grind lines with a beatiful fit and finish. You do great work.

They are all good, its hard to pick a favorite.....probably the top one. Excellent workmanship on all of them.

Very nice, we'd all be proud to wear that

I reckon it looks pretty good. Nice handle shape and finish and blade design. Its hard to see the finish on the blade from the photo, but it looks like it would have improved with a handrubbed finish or further grinding. I'm being picky here though:) I bet your next one will look even better.:D

Great package, knife and sheath are excellent2thumbs

I like it a lot. Great design, beautiful timber and excellent fit and finish.

Thanks John, I need to get Ernie Grospitch to make me some stencils, just as soon as I come up with a decent design?? :)

Thanks for the comments Guys...onto the next one soon:)

Very nice Bruce, you should be proud of that one.

I like it, the design is good. It looks like it would feel good in the hand. A good looking knife Steve.

Thanks John, You are right, a tapered tang is a good idea. I've done a couple in the past but I need to make it a regular thing. :)

Hi All, Thought I would show you my latest. The photos are not the best, I seem to lose clarity after shrinking them to size for upload. Specs are Steel 154 CM Hardness Rockwell 58 Hollow Ground Handrubbed 600 grit finish Overall length 8" Blade length tip to guard 3.6" Blade...

Great looking knife and sheath with excellent fit & finish on both. Enjoyed your tutorial too. I hope you post some more of your next knives.

Well done, doesn't get much better than that.

Hi Ernie, I dye my sheaths when they are complete. I fiirst rub with isopropynol alcohol to deglaze the leather and then lightly dampen the leather with water before applying the dye. I seem to get the most even finish by dipping the sheath into a container of dye rather than applying dye...

Nice work, great looking piece of desert ironwood too.

Good looking knife and sheath. You have a created a good 'well worn' effect with your edge treatment. I like the pattern you have in the leather on the front of the sheath and have not seen that before. Do you do that by stamping/tooling?

A good dad joke, just sent it onto to my kids. I bet they groan oh dad