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Ed, what are your thoughts on the people that claim HAZ is not an issue at all because it will be taken care of during the heat treat. I think $6 a blade is dirt cheap when you consider the price of belts, your time and the material saved by a good nesting of your parts.

The first knives out of my shop in 2021 are a trio of Limericks. Great as neck knives, in your front pocket or in a purse.

Yes, .143" is usually my thickest stock. Many are .100-.125".

I use Smug Mug. It allows easy sharing. I think it's $30 a year.

A pair of Armagh paring knives. Dyed curly oak and vintage Westinghouse. CPM154 hollow ground blades.

My new Dublin butchering knife. Great in the kitchen or for processing game. 50100 high carbon steel with Blue Richlite handles and orange G10 pins.

I haven't gotten any notices of changes.

It's the best run show I've ever been to. The promoters do it right.

I got my book today and was just flipping through it. I was happy to see my friends Peter and Cory Martin had knives in the book, but I was in shock when I saw one of my knives in the book! Thanks for the publicity!

I have to add Old and in the Way and Newgrass revival to my list of favorites. Definitely need to find some Billy Strings

I wish I could find the big box of olive wood I put somewhere to dry! No clue where it went.

I had tickets to see Doc Watson, and totally forgot about the concert and missed it. Realized it two weeks later.

The MK Morse 811 is my new favorite blade on a portaband. Not sure if they make it for bigger saws.

Thanks for the recomendation of Billy Strings. I've never heard of him before.

Del McCoury, Ralph Stanely, Alison Krause, Tennessee Bolt Smokers, IIIrd Time Out, The Dillards and on and on.

Louth EDC in 80crv2 with masur birch.

Down Skinner in 80crv2 with box elder burl.

Kerry XL in CPM 3V and dyed curly maple.

Antrim in AEB-L with desert Ironwood and stag.