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Need prayers for Stic! Guys one of our dogs Sticshooter(Frank) was admitted to the hospital with strokelike symptoms. This is a cut and paste message from his wife to a member of another forum letting us know what happened. I am sure he can use all the prayers and best wishes you can muster.

Awesome work!

You would need a 3-4" wide piece of stock for one of these and yes I did use the ubble jig on this one. THanks guys.

Welcome back!

Funny stuff, good to see you back on a forum James.

Man Stic! I like that one. That copper looks gooood.

Thanks Stic! I am going to make me one, one of these days. I really like the shape.

To tell you the truth I don't really know. I bought a box of knife handle material and they were in there. It is a hard plastic material.

Here is a little something I am almost done with. I just need to figure out a neck sheath for this puppy. It is 154cm and I got the design from Bobby Branton but changed it a bit. Grinding this knife had me eating my finger nails. I put a scotchbrite finish on this one. Just call it El Tigre,:o...

Me and you are in the same boat. Thats something I would like to know as well.

Fletch the bubble jig comes with a 12 degree setting. That is perfect!

Sounds like Jim was spot on with the 12 degree angle. Thanks JC!

Jim, thanks again for your help. What is the formula that you use btw?

I think 5/32 of flat in the center.

I was never really a super mathematical genius. I got a problem I am trying to figure out. I am working on a dagger and what I am trying to figure out is the angle of the grinds. The dagger blade will be 4" long and 3/4" thick. I would like it to have a flat surface between the grinds and not...

That is a sweet looking grinder. Bienvenidos to Knife dogs.

I just bought some McMaster CArr for 1080 and can't wait to see the results from all this. Thanks for taking the time guys.

Travis is a great guy and make some awesome knives. If I am ever in that neck of the woods I will put some time aside to pay him a visit myself. A grind in? Hmmm sounds like a great idea.

Nice work!

Nice job Fletch!!!!