Ed, the only thing I've been able to do since the transition is to use an off-site host for my photos like IMGUR. It costs nothing. I keep a dedicated...

If it were me, I'd do an initial grind only up about maybe 3/4" and leave about .040" at the edge. When I do a thin knife like this I will quench th...

That's an excellent video. Thanks, Joshua.

Search the tab on top of the page - ABS Rated Bladesmiths. Steve Randall is in Lincolnton. Give him a call.

Mark, I'm sorry I'm in the photos, but the green one is a 500 and the grey one is a 200. Both Chambersburgs. [img/p> [img/p>

Is there a schedule for this yet?

IMG. There's no need to go anywhere else.

There is only one other and it will be for the first time this year at the hammer-in in Troy Ohio for the first time. There was only one other during ...

For some reason I can not delete that previous post or edit it. Try this:

See if this will help you: <iframe width="853" height="480" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/QUXinrcSDr8" title="How Knives are Shipped at Ande...

Like Joshua, I, too, use Simple Green. I keep a spray bottle filled with a diluted solution of about 1 part SG and 4 parts water. It's NOT a lubrica...

A bit of acetone on a swab will probably not hurt anything. About all you can do is find out. I began using West System marine epoxy 20 years ago be...

That's pretty spectacular. I can't imagine the hours put into that.

And I think it's a good tradition. I can never pick just one. They're all different with varying degrees of complexity and aesthetics. So I'll tos...

I have now made about 10 Quillon Daggers. I prefer a snug fit as opposed to a lose fit, which you would get with an over-sized groove. However you a...