Britt will be at my house in the morning - small world. I hope you have a great hammer-in.

[quote name='Chad Kennedy' date='08 June 2020 - 07:00 PM' timestamp='1591664445' post='26700'] The voice was just me talking to myself. I’m sure n...

A killer package, Chad. You obviously put your thinking cap on for that one.

That's quite a collection!

That's a beautiful knife and sheath combination.

Also make sure you have correctly performed reducing heat thermal cycling after forging. You do need to get that grain structure repaired and the carb...

You and your vitreous enamel!! But I do love it. You're a very talented fellow, Dan, and it's a waste for you to not be in your shop. Your...

I think you did an absolutely excellent job on that knife. Very, very well done!! And the handle material is spectacular. (Do you have any...

I've never found the Norton Blaze to my liking. For years I have used the 3M 984 ceramics. Pricey - but unparalleled in my opinion. I am unfamiliar ...

Knife making is a creative play ground and you can use whatever components you choose. Keep in mind that the traditional method of San Mai is: "the te...

What part of the San-Mai recipe are you going to use it for?

[quote name='Kevin R. Cashen' date='30 April 2020 - 12:11 PM' timestamp='1588270318' post='26550'] I have found that those who badmouth and denounce...

When I met Jerry Rados in '96 he passed along to me a couple axioms I have never forgotten. (Every single one of them still holds water today.) One ...

I just really don't know. But on a different subject, I have no idea why you're heating that #50 so warm. It only needs to be 80 or so degrees. It's d...

If that went through a rolling mill then that might be the culprit. There are so many variables you would have to give us all the details from begin...