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Years ago there used to be a Mississippi Knife Makers Association. It's gone the way of the dinos. Would anyone be interested to coming together to create something here?

I am looking for some powdered abrasives up to 2500 grit. Where do you guys source yours? The highest grit I have found has been 600. Thanks Dawgs,

hey guys, I was curious as to what media do you use for the production of hamon lines. I am thinking of trying some of these in the near future with some 1095 or maybe some O1. Do you guys have any suggestions? Thanks, Will

Ok I was at the bank making a deposit, and I set my sunglasses down. I head to see the teller and I turn to get my glasses, and what do you know; they were gone. I mean REALLY who steals something with that many HD cameras around. there only two people people behind me. the glasses weren't...

This maybe the dumbest question out there, but confusion has set in, and I don't like it :confused2: How far do do take a scandi grind before heat treat? I know with other grinds you take it down to certain point before HT, and after you sharpen with the second bevel. With scandi grinds...

Hey guys has any one used this little etcher yet? I know Boss always tries to give us the very best but I am just curious if anyone else has played with one yet? Thanks in advance,

http://www.youtube.com/user/CrashbladeKnives#p/u/0/wEKCu9bU9mg I found this on youtube the other day. I found it to be informative, and I hope you do also.

I am thinking of buying myself a small just collector for my shop soon. I don't have a ton of room, but I think I can manage a small one. I was looking at the one in the link below from harbor freight. Do you have dogs have any opinions...

Like the title says, who has made their own etching machine? how did it turn out? Thanks, Will

A few weeks ago my computer died on me. it was a sad day; it was like losing a pet something:sad: because it got through fours of college. Well, i have a new one, and i am back posting. I will be trying to catch up on all the good info here. I hope everyone has been well and can't to see...

Yesterday my sugar creek kiln came in. I am so stoked. I will let ya know how it works for me. I purchased the smaller of the two with a digital controller. I will be firing it up on Sunday. Will

Hey guys, I was curious as what oils you use during you quench and why? I am about to buy myself a nice little sugar creek kiln, and I want to get all my ducks in a row before I get started. Thanks Will:steve:

Hey dogs, I was curious if anyone has had any experience with these? Are they similar/same as the scotchbrite belts? What do you use them for? I have seen where some people use the scotchbrites are use to put on satin finish. Thanks dog, Will:steve:

I am going to be starting work on a few knives, and I was wondering if you guys had any tips for working with ATS-34. Everything I have read about it say that its really good steel with a price point for a beginner. thanks in advance, Will:steve:

hey guys I was curious how thick is the stock you guys use? If you are making hunting/camp/kitchen/utility knife, what thickness would use for those particular knives? Thanks for the help, Will

This one my William Henrys. The model T10-LE7 #11 of 100 it has ATS-34 sterling silver bolster,white bone scales, and opal thumb stud. $900 Any reasonable offer will be accepted!!! This one has never been carried and is in mint condition like new. This is a must sale!!!!! I am trying to by...

I purchased this one in 2004 at blade. Its mint and has never been carried. the blade has mirror finish with NO blemishes. The scales are sculpted MOP and stainless. I need to take a few more pics that better show how nice this knife is. The only reason I am trying to sell is because I...

hey guys. I thinking of making a couple of file and rasp knives. What type of files should i be looking for? also what is the best way to heat treat them once ground? I am going to try and make a couple for bushcraft and camping. thanks for your help!2thumbs

I just got home from my commencement ceremony from Mississippi State University! I survived! I am first to graduate from college in my family. BUT that's not really why i am stoked; its a big part though. My family members were kind enough to add a little money to pocket so I can buy some...

I am going to continue to look for other great links and add them here for your viewing pleasure. The first one is the tutorial section on North Coast knives. There are a lot of tutorials here. Pat Percival has put a time in to these. NORTH COAST KNIVES TUTORIALS The second is one...