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I really like the simplicity, the materials blend nicely! Clint

Thanks gents. I know they arn’t swords or awesome tomahawks but working towards it1 Clint

Finished these in the past couple months, skinner with elk slabs is in CPM3V, a bowie forged from two farrier rasps and another bowie from W-2 with wrapped blackwood handle. Clint

Looks like a veggie assassin! Well done, we are generally our worst critics, I don't see much to complain about. CLIMT

Really like these, great looking knives. The stock looks pretty thick for the size of them but I’m sure they will perform great for your customers grand sons! Clint

That's a great outline of the process, very impressive work by you and your students! Clint

Classy blade! Really like everything about it. CLINT

Truly clean finish work, love the geometry of it. Superb. Clint

That is one smooth well crafted just plain sexy Chef’s knife! Beautiful. Clint

Really like that! Chainsaw chain can definitely be tricky even doing canister welds, I commend you for doing it with a hammer, I do it with a press and it feels like work….Clint

Really like the material combination and workmanship, not a fan of the skinny point but that is a personal opinion! Clint

Love it, super classy and great lines, really like the round pommel! Clint

No coloration needed with this antler, that's how it came off the bull! I have used potassium chloride on other antler to good effect though.

Thanks Don. The antler came from a 300 class bull my buddy got about a decade ago. He has since shot several “big ones’ and offered me his “little one”! Elk hunting is about.as much fun as I have had. This past fall got to call in a 5x5 in for my son while archery hunting, he dropped in 50 yards. Clint

Finished some projects. One D-2 skinner with stabilized maple burl and carbon fibre bolsters. Two san-mai cable/1084 blades with elk antler handles. Three boning knives from AEB-L and G10. Thanks for looking! Clint