Finally finished my first folder a couple days ago. Gave me a whole new appreciation for what Kevin Evens did figuring these things out without an experienced teacher looking over his shoulder. Gotta say a big thanks to my buddy Jon Christensen for coaching thru the intricacies of the Liner Lock Folder, he's a great teacher.

My Damascus and some of the Mammoth ivory I picked up on our trip to AK last December.
   
   
Thanks for looking.

Nice work!

Excellent Doug!

Very cool.  

Very nice Doug! I have got to try one. You should be very proud of that one.

Chris

Excellent! In every way
                                             
Chris Owens helped me on my first one Doug
couple of years ago,great guy and better teacher.

I should just fill the whole page with thumbs up emblem's
That is one cool folder, love that blade profile.

Wonderful job!  Can't believe that's your first attempt. Waiting to see more!!

Very *nice* Doug!

             

That pound cake must've boosted your creativity a notch!

   

Keep up the great work!

Shoot straight, Shinken

   

She's a beaut, Doug.
I know you're proud of it.
I sure would be.

Thats very nice.

Gilbert

Very nice Doug!  

That's very nice.

Doug, that is a gem of a knife!

Allan

OOOOOOH! I LIKE, I WANT.

Just beautiful Doug.

That knife has a warmth that just looks like your friend who wants to go to the woods with you. Love everything about it. Congradulations.

Outstanding Doug. That's a sweet looking folder

Boy that mammoth has beautiful bark on it!

Thanks Guys, really appreciate it. It's a rare knife I build that I think "I'm never getting rid of this is one" but this baby qualifies. With out a doubt my new EDC.

Doug, what are the dimensions on that beauty? Enquiring minds want to know!

Allan

She's just under 3 7/8" closed, blade is 3 1/8" making it 7" open.  

Everything came out perfectly centered and true.
 

Even had a stencil made since my bear track is a little large for these folders.