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Kevin Harvey from Heavin Forge has sample pieces of known steel. He proposes that you compare the sparks generated from the unknown steel with that off the known steels to try and determine the correct steel.

I concur with rhe other gents here. You did excellent work.

Stunning. This is, to me, an extremely aesthetic knife.

It is a beautiful knife. I like it. Just one question; is the heel of the blade not a bit too close to the guard?

Nicely done!

So too John Wilson and John Doyle.

Stunning knife!

I prefer heat treating my steel first, then grind at 50 grit, refine with 120, then 200, then hand sand from there.

I do like the design. Nicely done!

With age comes bragging rights! The higher the number, the better the rights, or something like that....

Realising that I am like mustard after the meal because I am late in congratulating you, none the less congratulations on your birthday Dennis. Age wise we are almost twins... Next up is the big 60

Ouch! I trust that this too shall pass for you.

It will work.

Nice work Dennis. It's beautiful.

Excellent craftsmanship! Beautifully done.

I didn't find anything on the USA Knifemakers website. Perhaps you can contact them and enquire it they cannot order for you.

Try this link. https://www.itwcp.de/product-1261411-en.html

Hi Adam, If you can source locally in the USA, it would be best, thereafter from Europe. I see the lacquer that I am using is manufactered by ITW Spraytech in Germany. Unless you have good contacts in South Africa, I'd advise against trying to source from here. Shipping is utterly unreliable...

Looking good!

Nicely done Demo! I do enjoy following your work in progress reports.