What's going on in your shop? Show us whats going on, and talk a bit about your work!

[FredyCro]

cool bike!

Thanks, a lot of credit goes to the friend of mine who welded it up. Still couple od kinks to work out, but once I get the front brakes to work, it will be just finishing touches and paint. Any suggestions for the color?

 

[TheEdge01]

That's an awesome blade profile for a hunter man. The way a drop point should be imo

Thanks man!!! Hopefully it will serve its new owner well.

 

[Lorien]

Thanks, a lot of credit goes to the friend of mine who welded it up. Still couple od kinks to work out, but once I get the front brakes to work, it will be just finishing touches and paint. Any suggestions for the color?

green hammer tone powder coat

 

[Cliff Carter Knives]

Just finished this one up and shipped out this morning! Another .24” Lc200n Diver.

 

[eric brinkerhoff]

Another 3-v ! This one is going to be a little Bob Dozier style mini to see if I can pull it off , trying to see if I can capture the subtleties of the original designs...

 

[Tony Mont]

My upcoming batch is coming along.
View attachment 1663902

 

[CThompson]

Back at it after taking a break for elk season.

 

[eric brinkerhoff]

Moving right along!

 

[Taz]

Worked on this Nitro V 8" Funayuki today with one of my laminate handles made from a fabric jelly roll. Tried out the Sunmax belts (45, 30, 15 and 5) from Pops and they leave a very nice finish!! Very shiny, but still a satin finish and food seems to come off the blade pretty well, too! They have a softer feel to them than the Trizact Gators and are a bit thinner and are very flexible, so they may be able to be used to clean up plunge cuts, too.

 

[Lorien]

not much left to do other than make the sheath and sharpen it up! I started this knife 4 years ago, and it's the first knife that I made using a 2x72. It's nice to go through all these projects that I started when I thought I'd have time to do them, only for life to get in the way of my plans. It's a little weird, though, in that my ideas about design have changed since then. However, I feel like it's important to have fidelity to my ideas and see them through regardless of how bad I might think they are now- I figure it's a great way for me to learn.

 

[N.W. Gean]

not much left to do other than make the sheath and sharpen it up!

What's the spine thickness? Great looking blade!

 

[Lorien]

it's 8mm, and thank you

 

[Forrest Taylor]

not much left to do other than make the sheath and sharpen it up! I started this knife 4 years ago, and it's the first knife that I made using a 2x72. It's nice to go through all these projects that I started when I thought I'd have time to do them, only for life to get in the way of my plans. It's a little weird, though, in that my ideas about design have changed since then. However, I feel like it's important to have fidelity to my ideas and see them through regardless of how bad I might think they are now- I figure it's a great way for me to learn.

Interesting. I like the way your grind makes the tip pointy but still leave lots of thickness and weight forward.

 

[Colby L.]

Finished up this one as a wedding present. This is my first knife using a steel other than 1084. It is 52100 thanks to JTknives heat treating!

 

[Lorien]

Interesting. I like the way your grind makes the tip pointy but still leave lots of thickness and weight forward.

it's a throwing knife, so I wanted the tip to be burly

 

[John Cahoon]

Here's a new Wharnie in 8670 and Purple Richlite, looks like Purpleheart without the grain, and won't fade to brown.
I just can't abide a dead straight edge so all my wharnie's have a subtle belly.

 

[Hengelo_77]

Finished up this one as a wedding present. This is my first knife using a steel other than 1084. It is 52100 thanks to JTknives heat treating!

Nice one, what is the handle material?

 

[Colby L.]

Nice one, what is the handle material?

Thank you, it's stabilized curly mango and g10 liners. I have been really into mango lately, it's beautiful stuff!

 

[wkfl]

Thank you, it's stabilized curly mango and g10 liners. I have been really into mango lately, it's beautiful stuff!

That’s sweet!

 

[Taz]

Curly Mango looks beautiful, but can be very toxic! It was the wood that got me out of knifemaking back in 2014/2015 due to severe allergies, even when wearing a respirator while working it. It was stabilized, too!