I just finished number 4&5 folding hunters. Doug Campbell sent me some iron wood and I used it on one without cracking it during the pinning.
One is hollow ground and the other is my first try at a flat grind.
Some advise from a near by master smith really helped with the locks on these.
They both have horsemen sheaths but are small enough for a back pocket.
Thanks for looking. RS

Wow! Super nice work!

nice packages!

Robin thats Nice!!

Nice work!

Thanks guys. They are getting closer to what I'm shooting for. My wishlist of tools seems to be getting bigger with every one.
Working on a belt grinder right now, can't wait to get it working.

Two beautiful knives with very nice sheaths to compliment!!  Awesome!

Nathan

Wow!  Beautiful work!

I like those robin!

Great work. I look forward to seeing more. Lin

Robin,  Very nice and accented beautifully with your leather work!

Thanks again everyone. I've got a few ideas that I think will improve the next one and I might try a stainless liner and bolsters.( hope I don't bite off more than I can chew)

Doc. I just finished a sheath for one of yours. The finger swell works great for secureing it in the sheath. Very nice blade and fit & balance in the hand was great.

Those are really very nice.

I'm sure you will turn out great work what ever you imagine!  

The challange is fun!

Steve
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Potomac Forge

Thanks Steve. Gotta get a belt sander fixed up for the next one.

Roughcountry, Very nice, outstanding leather, wish my forth and fifth looked this good. Keep it up.  Knifemaker

Robin,

Those are awesome -- sheaths too!  

Larry

Thanks Knifemaker.

Larry, hope your summer went well and your ready for those whitetails. Thanks, Robin

Very nice Robin

C

Thanks Chris. I thought you'd be out fishing in that gator boat.

Those are VERY nice!