P. Burns

Those are very sweet Serge. Your work is always fascinating. Pat

Those are really Tough looking Uli. Awesome job. They work so well together. Pat

That knife is beautiful and the sheathwork is awesome. Great job Peter. Pat

Nice job on both knives Wade. I really like the bigger knife and like the dyed handle. What did you use to dye it with? Love rustic users. Pat

Serge, all your work is excellent. I am fascinated by your design and style. Simple elegance. Pat

Yeah Peter that 4 burner you have is a beast. Cost an arm & a leg to fire it up for small stuff. Let us all know how that forge works. Patrick

Serge that is really cool! That blade is wicked.

WOW Peter! That is pretty frickin wild. You always do awesome work. Will you have it at the blade show? Pat Burns

Wow! That is Sweeeeet, Peter. Wish I could have made the show, but I'm headin' to Batson's '09 on Friday. Pat Burns

Thanks Caddy! I brought home a 19" piece of 1.5 tubing earlier this week and hadn't even thought of using it. Took me 5 minutes to drill, a quick trip to the hardware store and my 5/8" wheel is working already. Appreciate all the knowledge on this forum.

While looking for 1.5 x 1.5 x 20" solid steel bar stock to mount my small diameter wheel to, I found that I have to purchase a whole crapload to place the order. My question is...Is anyone interested in spare tooling arms for their KMG grinder? Beaumont sells them for $80 drilled and tapped. I was thinking about selling 8 or 9 of them for $25-blank only no drill or tap plus shipping. I would be able to bring to Batson's in two weeks if their is any interest. Thanks, Pat

John that is a beautiful hawk. What a lucky guy that gets to sport such a nice piece. Great work!

Dang Peter, that is awesome. Love the whole knife. Truly an inspiration.

Excellent leather work. Love the design, it really pops out at you. Wish mine looked half that good.

I have one that I use all the time for rough work like shaping a blade off the bandsaw. It is nice to keep a 36 grit belt on, that way I don't have to switch belts on the KMG. I'd never use it to gring a blade but there are so many other operations in the shop.