Year end review

That was really cool seeing a whole year’s worth of work presented like that. I too recognized many pieces that tempted me throughout the year. The micarta Chef is still calling me!

Here’s to a productive and creative 2018. :thumbsup:
 
There are two threads that I wait for every year. The Best Bowie and this one.
There is a ton of WOW in this thread. Your work is amazing and I'm so proud to own a small bit of it.
 
The amount of diversity in your work is truly impressive. To be able to execute different styles is pretty awesome. Congrats on the successful year and here's to more to follow
 
There are so many WOW pieces of work that I can not pick one of them as the best. A Beautiful body of work sir!
 
The quality of your knives is so detailed and apparent.

Your photography makes them SO very visible and desirable. MAJOR props! :thumbsup:
 
There's just something about the way your knives flow and the artistic beauty of them. That red handled one is just so sweet. There are just so many of them though that I'd love to own.
 
How does one get one of these made?!?! Man I wish you were taking orders...
Congrats on a successful year of beautiful work!
 
Showing some great talent here, no one will ever accuse you of being one dimensional. Terrific!!
 
quality thread, here
 
Exceptional work, I really enjoy seeing it, thank you for sharing.
 
Looks like you knocked it out if the park last year, bud.

MULTIPLE times. :)
 
Thank you again for agreeing to make that amazing fighter for me - I think mine is photo #14 here, with the single guard & maroon micarta....with the mustard etched finish. I've been meaning to send you recent pics of that knife, because it looks quite a bit different now! I hope you'll forgive me, but after owning it for several months, I decided I wished I hadn't asked for the mustard patina, so I foolishly cut a few strips of 400-grit sandpaper & went at it. To my utter shock, just a few minutes later, the dust settled, & I had a fantastic hand-rubbed finish on this beautiful fighter. The knife's at home, otherwise I'd include a pic right now - I'll try to remember to snap a couple tonight & post them here tomorrow. I really don't know how I pulled it off - I was expecting that I'd F it all up & then just ask you if I could pay you to refinish it, but man, it somehow turned out great & it transformed the look of the knife - but it's of course the same masterwork that you created for me - absolutely flawless fit & finish, & your telltale elegant lines - & the viewers can't tell from the one pic here in this thread, but the spine is a good 5/16" with a distal taper, so this knife isn't just a looker, it's also bomb-proof, & undoubtedly will be my go to knife when the dead rise. Scott Sherman
 
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