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Hey guys. Just curious if anyone is going to organize a KITH for this year? I know last year we had a thread in January, I haven't seen any mention of one as of yet. I really enjoy them and hope to be a part of one again this year.

Hey guys. Recently I branched out past local classifieds on Facebook to a couple of hunting gear pages that have members all over. I've had a couple of people contact me with interest in placing some knives for sale in their hunting gear shops. What is the best way to go about this with...

Hey guys. I've been using Acrylester from www.logstolumberexotics.com with great success. I offer it only on kitchen knives and explain that it isn't for hard use nor is it likely to survive a fall onto a tile floor...that being said though, I've dropped onto my concrete floor while cutting it...

Ok, first off, I sell knives that I make from blade blanks. I'm up front with my customers concerning this so there are no questions about where I procure my blades. As a maker of knives using premade blades, I can usually, quickly, pick out knives that were made from blanks because I see...

I've seen many variations on this type of layout and I really like them. Could a link be posted to a tutorial on how to do these types of layouts?

Hey folks. Just thought I would share a piece I just finished. This knife and sheath was donated as a fundraiser item for the 2013 Relay For Life event in Metropolis, IL. This is, by far, one of my best knives yet. Here is the rundown: Blade: Jantz Pattern #31 in D2 with their satin...

After doing some basket weave stamping on a test piece of horse hide, I decided that it was finally time to retire my crappy little wooden mallet (hobby lobby mallet, ultra light) and get with the program on making a maul. I'm low on funds this week so I wanted to keep it as low $ as...

I like these blades and plan on making some up soon. Does anyone know what type of high carbon steel they are using in these blades? Thanks for the help!

Example: Love this type of thing. I also like how the main handle spacer is the same as the one that goes through to divide the 2 woods. I know on a hidden tang, your block or pieces are laid up, glued and ground/sanded to shape. What are the proper steps for doing something like...

I have several antlers from deer I've killed that are begging to be made into knife handles. How is the dark, craggy effect achieved like in the example above? What other things can you do to stag/antler to make it pop and stand out?