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

[Rhinoknives1]

G-Flex is very strong and resilient epoxy, it will help against cracking as good or better than any other epoxy! A mechanical like a Loveless or Corby are the strongest but your hidden Idea with G-flex should work.

This is the part where you as a new maker get to build, test and an see your results.

 

[butcher_block]

finished this one up yesterday im getting better at using my mill

 

[Justin Presson]

Finished these two little guys up last night.

 

[Maelstrom78]

finished this one up yesterday im getting better at using my mill]

A lot of details on that one. Looks like it was fun to carve with the mill.

 

[stereo.pete]

Butch, I love it! Let me know when you dive into frame lock/flippers!

 

[Bob Ohlemann]

Here's my first batch of knives ready to go to heat treating.

Bob

Untitled by Ranger_Bob, on Flickr

 

[Shaw Blades]

Using some of the first damascus I've ever made. Just need to put on some finishing touches and add a turks head at the top.

 

[J. Hoffman]

Using some of the first damascus I've ever made. Just need to put on some finishing touches and add a turks head at the top.

Very nice! How many layers and what steel?

 

[Shaw Blades]

1095 & 15n20

I made it at Chad Nichols shop with his help. Cant remember the layer count. Thanks

 

[Camber]

ShawBlades,

That's sick work. Love just about all you do.

 

[Shaw Blades]

ShawBlades,

That's sick work. Love just about all you do.

Thank you sir. If only I could increase production.

 

[Don Nguyen]

Came up with 2 iterations of a paring knife. They are 105 in edge length. I'm liking the top one a little more, but it's a close call. What do you say?

 

[chknifemaker]

Came up with 2 iterations of a paring knife. They are 105 in edge length. I'm liking the top one a little more, but it's a close call. What do you say?

personally I like the bottom one(there both VERY nice)

 

[Patrice Lemée]

Not much actual “making” happening in my shop these days but I did buy a checkering kit to give it a try.



And the latest “tool” addition.



I think I am getting old.

 

[Broomhead]

And the latest “tool” addition.



I think I am getting old.

That is one helluva useful "tool"!!! I need to get one of those. Though I'd need that new Rustoleum "Never Wet" so I could keep it outside as there's no room in my "shop" for it.

 

[Adam Buttry]

Spent today profiling the next batch headed to Peter's.

 

[butcher_block]

prepping for some quality bandsaw time (sheet is 2x3 feet of XHP)

 

[PoolQs]

That is very impressive Butch ... now how are you actually going to be able to cut that out ??
I don't see room for anywhere even to section off.

 

[PT Doc]

Came up with 2 iterations of a paring knife. They are 105 in edge length. I'm liking the top one a little more, but it's a close call. What do you say?

Will the steep blade angle make handling this knife awkward compared to a typical paring knife? They look sweet on paper.

 

[butcher_block]

i have a roll-in-saw and its got a 14 inch throat