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Thanks Joel. I was able to finish the sheath today, I just wish photographing the handle wasn't such a bugger. It seems no matter what I do I can't get the luster to shine through. But anyway here she is I've decided to call it the Relic Fighter. What do you think?

Thanks everyone and DeMo I haven't taken the official measurement on the handle yet so it could a little shorter then the number i put up, I'll double check tonight. But here is an update on the sheath. I decided to go with a horizontal carry and fold formed copper inlay. While the lighting in...

This was a knife I wasn't planning on making originally, but when I saw Aldo's hamon contest on Facebook I figured I'd give it a shot. I've only recently started playing with hamons and I only know enough now to know how much I still need to learn :D If my mind serves correctly this is (I...

Hey Arock I'm just south of the Twin Cities and for these individual classes the dates aren't fixed they are individually scheduled.

Thanks everyone for the kind words, he truly was an excellent student.

I wanted to share some pictures from my first knife making class in the new shop in Minnesota. He had a fairly ambitious goal in mind of completely a full knife and sheath over two 8 hour class days, to add to this we decided to add a hamon as well. The hamon looks low and lean (in the good way)...

I wanted to get input on my new Wilderness Pack Axe from a design stand point as I will be doing a lot of them with the first run being fifteen. I made a prototype a while ago but wasn't too found of the head geometry so I made some tweaks and here I am again...:P So any input wood be...

Thanks for the compliments everyone.

Thanks Dave!

Thanks guys :)

Thanks guys :)

Thanks guys, Wade that means a lot to mean thank you I've always admired your work in this area.

I thought I would share something I just finished up last night as it was a complete first for me. I had a customer approach me about making a primitive style hunting knife. After tweaking his design some I went to work. We decided to use red mallee gum burl because of its gnarliness and...

Thank you for all of the kind words everyone! :)

Like so many other good folks on here I thought I would share some of the Christmas gifts I've made this year. Let me know what you think. Most of these projects were new to me aside from the axe but the spoon, cheese knife, and cutting board were all new, I felt like I was working at the North...

Thanks for the comments everyone and yes the oak is stabilized.

Here is a knife I just finished up and while it has no real connection at all to a "peasant's knife" it was the type of look I was aiming for, utility and beauty through it's utility. I'd love to hear what you all think of it. The blade is forged from 1095 and differentially quenched and...

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I just finished up the second in my line of "Wilderness Axes" this one being a pack axe hence the name. This is a fun little axe and it was a fun project to make. Axes really do have their simple pleasures and they are fast to make too! In any case this axe was wrapped and welded with a 1084 bit...

Okay so it has come to the time of year when I need to sell off the remaining items I have in order to buy people Christmas presents, so in honor of Black Friday I figured I would offer a big price cut on my remaining items, approximately %30 simply because I need to sell them. Some of these...