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Thank you, David. I replied to you through pm.

Ended up 3/16” thick, 10” overall with a 5-1/2” blade. Poured pewter bolster and deer horn handle. Thanks for looking!!

I know its a Burley flake but if you haven't tried MacBaren HH Old Dark Fired, its a wonderful tobacco!! Don't forget the old standby Orlik Golden Sliced for the Virginia tobacco. Good stuff

Well done!!

7-1/2” OAL with a 3-1/4” blade Bodark handle and poured pewter bolster. Thanks for looking!

Had a small scrap piece of leaf spring so I fired up the forge to see if I could get a knife out of it. Turned out to be a nice little knife. Thanks for looking

Thanks for the comments fellas!

I got tired of lookin at the heat treat oven that I bought six months ago and decided to make a couple of knives for me and my daughter. They are made of 01 steel. The bigger one has cow horn handles That I aged and a coon leather sheath. For the first time using the oven and goin by heat...

Well done!

I have made quite a few points, its fun and rewarding when things start working right for you. It doesn't take long to get into the swing of things and get passable points but does take some time to get good at it. You will break a bunch and some will break on their own, just the nature of it...

Deer tine friction folder, scraped and burnished

Ive been using these folders that I make as of late and am really liking them for the few squirrels that I can find

Get 'em Jess!! She's got some grit about her for sure! Good shootin Brit!

Very nice!! I love my .40 Curly Ash Kibler!!

Nah! You will not lose credit, here anyways! Ive got a pair of moccasins just like yours!! Nice job on the deer!!

Nothin wrong with that! Very nice!!

Id say you fixed it!

You do great work! Looking forward to seeing it finished. I finally, after 2 years of owning and shooting my Kibler SMR, got up the nerve to add a toe plate. I want to scribe that line along the ramrod and bottom of buttstock but at this rate Ill be too old and blind to even start the job

What the...?!?! I do want to see it being shot, though........through my computer screen, miles and miles away:)

I use a boron nitride stick to true up my grinding wheels and Dremel stones. They don't even leave a mark on that stick, its like Witchery or something!