Jim P

Neat idea, I wouldn't of guessed that's how you did it.

Let us see how the next one comes out I want to try this for a dagger............ some day

That's a cool idea thanks for sharing, I have a vise I have to mount and just the piece of I beam.

I was going to buy one of the quick and dirty tools power hammers but a smith who recently passed away had just built one in a workshop or build along that quick and dirty runs, and his widow sold it to me. I'm very grateful as I have wanted a hammer or a press for about 5 years now. I didn't even know anybody made tire hammers to sell until about a month ago. It took all day to go up and get it and come back. I just finished getting it into my shop, it weighs about 900 lbs and a friend drove his forklift from about 5 miles away to my house and took it out of my dads truck and into my shop for

I was wondering where you have been, sorry to hear about your arm. Nice work as always.

Wow Geoff they look great, I really like the bowie.

Love the fit on that one, the last two pictures that show the slight rounding on the mokume, looks very hard to do. Very nice.

Very inspiring thank you for sharing. I love the grind you got on that one.

We need a northwest version of that, thanks for sharing.

Looks great I like the fittings very nice, and a nice fit.

Thank you, I'm looking it up right now. Edit: amazon $24.00

I like it, I like how you did the handle. Nice sheath never thought of hemp either. I'm always curious about books which book did you get the idea from?

I like the way you say dishwasher tolerant, a relative couldn't understand my being upset when I found my ironwood handled kitchen knife in the dishwasher. It looks like it would be great at trimming meat.

Wes, I like it, the first thing I noticed was the copper rivets on your sheath, they go good with the fittings, what can I say I like copper. Nice shape and size too, and a good looking piece of antler.

That is just beautiful Wade.