Here are some I just finished.

#1
     

01 Tool steel with Snakewood scales. Pins are copper. Blade is 4" long and OAL is 8-1/2"and 3/16" thick.

#2
     

1095 & 15N20 nickel carbon damascus in a random pattern. Buffalo horn scales with a few pots of bark left. Red liners and brass pins. Blade is 3-1/8" cutting edge. OAL is 7-1/2"

#3
     

1095 & 15N20 nickel carbon damascus in a tiger stripe pattern. Handle is stabilized walnut with a brass guard synthetic bolster and red spacers. Blade is 3-1/2" and the OAL is 8-1/2".

#4
     
1095 & 15N20 nickel carbon damascus in a liquid pattern. Blade is 3-1/2" and OAL is 7-1/2". Handle is Arizona Ironwood with red liners and copper pins.

#5
     
1095 & 15N20 Nickel carbon damascus in a random pattern. Blade is 4" with an OAL of 7-1/2". Handle is stabilized Mango with brass pins.

#6
     
1095 & 15N20 nickel carbon damascus. This one is a pretty high contrast blade in a random pattern. Blade is 3" and the OAL is 7". Scales are stabilized teal green dyed maple burl with white liners and brass pins.

#7
     
This on is 5160 carbon steel. Blade is 3" and OAL is 7-3/4". Scales are green dyed maple burl with brass pins.

You sure have been busy!  I love 'em all! Great work, and thanks for sharing.

Busy indeed!  All very nice!
I like the liquid pattern Damascus and Arizona Ironwood best.

Steve
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Potomac Forge

I like the last one. Real cool design and it looks great with the green handle.

Great looking knives! Do you hammer your damascus your self??

QuoteOriginally posted by David Yukon:
Great looking knives! Do you hammer your damascus your self??

Nope. I buy my blades. Thanks for all the compliments!   :D