I finally got one done , well farther done than any other. This is 7"total with 3" blade,15n20 steel,.95 "thick.At first it was a scrap that I started fooling with in between all the others I have started, I liked it and its smaller than what else I,ve beeen doing and I really liked it so I decided to get it done.It has bloodwood scales with clear green cd case liners that glow if you hold it up or in between your eyes and any light source, I also blued the blade ,thegrind is thinner than I wanted but I just kept going and it turned out waaay better thanI thought it ever would,plus I learned a ton.Please tell me what you guys think,I've also filled out my profile a little more,I'm not super computer savy but I would like to become more active @ here ,so hold no bars on my work, but If I'm posting this or doing some forum thing wrong I'm sorry and let me know what I can do different! thnks Mike J. pittsburgh,PA,38 yrs.old making new things out of old things. ...well I guess my first question is how do I post a few pics? aw man.sorry.
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first finished knife...from a procrastinator
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I like using photobucket, but there are lots of image hosting sites.
You can then imbed pictures from there. In photobucket there is a link button above your uploaded image (looks like a chain) that gives you options for different types of links, they already do the coding for you. Just copy and past into your post.
You can then imbed pictures from there. In photobucket there is a link button above your uploaded image (looks like a chain) that gives you options for different types of links, they already do the coding for you. Just copy and past into your post.