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

[Glen Juntunen]

This one is ready for the sheath. The blade is SF100 stainless steel and the handle is burl wood soaked in boiled linseed oil.

 

[DanF]

 

[Hengelo_77]

Zulu meets ancient oak

 

[David Mary]

I dropped this under the workbench.



I bent down to get it and came back with this:

 

[Taz]

That's like Christmas in December! Oh wait...

 

[jfk1110]

I dropped this under the workbench.

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I bent down to get it and came back with this:

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Does it work with $50 dollar bills....?????.......

 

[Tony Mont]

My first ever integral guard and my second ever attempt on forge welding. The induction forge got it to temperature within a minute.
I'm not going to lie, it was much easier than expected.

 

[DeadPineKnives]

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Here’s three stag hunters I’m finishing up! The blades are blued 1095 carbon steel with stag scales and black pins.

 

[PEU]

Wrought Iron+Nickel+Carbon Damascus sanmai steel by Baker Forge, laser engraved bolsters, ancient bog oak. Sheath by Pancho Elizalde

Pablo

 

[ashwinearl]

Boys knife 3.5" 14C28N stainless with wicked black/blue carbon fiber scales

Video of walk and talk:

 

[Michael Black]

Boys knife 3.5" 14C28N stainless with wicked black/blue carbon fiber scales

Video of walk and talk:

Dude I love this one!!

 

[Michael Black]

Mustard patina! Final finish was after 3 applications of 10 minutes each.

 

[Glen Juntunen]

Mustard patina! Final finish was after 3 applications of 10 minutes each.

That looks incredible! What steel did you use?

 

[Michael Black]

That looks incredible! What steel did you use?

Thanks! W2 from NJSB.

 

[Forrest Taylor]

That looks really cool!!

 

[David Mary]

Michael Black did you dab it on with a Q-tip or something?

 

[deerrockknives]

Giving these framed hidden tangs a go under the tutelage of Lorien and his mighty fine work

 

[David Mary]

Framed hidden tang.

 

[Ben Kabisch]

I have an order of 10 2 blade trappers and 5 Moose patterns, so gonna be busy for a while w these…Started cutting out and profiling the trappers, got all my liners cut and everything is now heat treated. Thank goodness I got Christmas break coming so maybe I can make a dent in this order!