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Looks like a 3 in 1. Sounds like a great deal! Congratulations and hope you have fun using it!!!

This is the only contact info I find for him. http://www.indiangeorgesknives.com/contact.html

Saw it when you published it. Impressive. I test all my choppers in a similar method. When I get one that doesn't meet test standard, it's back to the drawing board! Forge on and keep sharp!

Beautifully crafted!

Not on any I've forged.

Sounds Great! I'm sure you will do well. Wish we had a tech school in my area that offered it. Tech here equals computer classes.

I use a 9" length forge for my general work that's made out of two fire bricks. Due to the size hole I have I can forge up to 3" and as long as I want with it. It being open as a pass through allows this. As for heating evenly a longer blade I just keep it moving back and forth to keep it hot...

Well that's not too bad from Maxim. As I said the shipping and hazardous materials fees to my area was the main increase in my pricing. I believe part of it was also due to a residential delivery in my case. Most of the freight shipping people automatically tack on extra for it. I'm looking at...

I use denatured alcohol to thin it for both wood and leather. I generally mix dye to it 1:6. Then apply multiple coats letting it dry between coats till I get the shade I want.

What you're your mainly paying for is the increase in shipping hazardous materials fees. I got some 3 years ago shipped for $120 to me. 6 months ago it was $155. The oil was $5 more than the first time.

Classic look! Great craftsmanship. Very nicely presented.

Ed, in my remote control dragsters building days I bought a lot of that type stuff from Michigan Drill and it's affiliates. Try them: http://www.republicdrill.com/part/?p=91464

Very nice! Simple but, elegant.

A quick photo that will give you a idea of how I do it. Pre HT. I use a Bruce Bump file guide to mark my starting point and secure the blade in the vise. My checkering file is a 20 lpi.

I also would not do it. I just make my tang longer and with a file round it off, then thread the actual tang. If the tang requires a bend I do that before threading and HT.

Beautiful knife! Truly a piece of art.

Very nice! I like the basic profile.

Anthony, the real me! LOL

Anthony the one on Face Book was Craig Collier's idea. Nathan and I just agreed to it based on members interest. Due to medical reasons I haven't been in the shop since last October. As an admin on the group I setup the event that Craig is running. As I stated there I more than likely will...

Here's some other options: http://usaknifemaker.com/grinders-sanders-all-kinds-c-99/no-weld-grinder-plans-download.html http://www.wilmontgrinders.com/Pages/EERFGrinder.aspx Both make very nice DIY grinders.