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Almost embarassed to post it, but you have to start somewhere.

Nothing worse than liars and thieves. Sorry to hear bout your loss.

Looks much better IMHO. Good call on the Ironwood.

Wow, that is going to look awesome.

Hi Jose, glad to see you here. I had those stencils made years ago when I was buying other makers blades. Ernie here does make stencils and I just ordered new ones from him. Check him out at http://www.erniesknives.com/knifemaker_stencil.html BTW, still loving your sheaths, I made one yesterday...

Beautiful work all around. Love the flaming Walnut.

That is beautiful work. I need to break out some of my old rattler skin and give it a try.

I could have sworn I saw some info here on the benefits of double tempering 01 steel, but my searches have come up empty. I have been tempering my blades twice at 450 degrees for 1 1/2 hours each time with an hour cool down in between cycles. I had someone on another board tell me it was a...

I have only ground 3 of my own blades, but I found it to be pretty easy to use.

Thanks Craig! PM incoming.

Looks good Ernie. How was it working with Cocobolo?

Thanks John, I'll call a few and see what I can find.

Now that I'm making my own blades and doing my own heat treating, I'd like to have a blade tested to see how it ranks on a Rockwell hardness scale. Anyone here do that or know who I would contact for a test like that? Thanks in advance, Russell

I got inspired after going to the Knife show this weekend. Got busy and finally finished my third knife. 01 steel, 7 7/8" OAL with a 3 1/2" blade. Stabilized Black Ash Burl with white spacers. I'm working on the sheath now, going to use some rattlesnake skin I have for it...

Good for you. I know just finally being able to watch someone else grind was a plus for me. Glad to have met Travis Fry through Knife Dogs, he was a great help.

That spalted Maple is awesome. Beautiful work on all of them.

Good looking knife Ernie, can't wait to see the sheath.

Beautiful set, love the Maple.

Glad to have met you guys. Lots of good folks there as well as lots of good knives.

Great job on both the knife and the sheath.