Knife build. Hard to believe the amount of time and patience

[Jermdog01]

To go from this.

[Jermdog01]

To this

Thanks doublearrow

[tfowler10]

Them knives look good brother! Good work

[paintman]

Did you buy a grinder or are you still using a file.they look awsome

[Webster 577]

Wow! Great work

[Jermdog01]

Grinder

Did you buy a grinder or are you still using a file.they look awsome

I got a small grinder on trade from a fellow THBr I used to finish them a put a nice flat grind on the ones I'm working on now. Still need the sand paper and files though.

[Jermdog01]

My bad

I got a small grinder on trade from a fellow THBr I used to finish them a put a nice flat grind on the ones I'm working on now. Still need the sand paper and files though.

TBHr

[DarrellS]

Nice. I really like #4.

[Jermdog01]

#4

Nice. I really like #4.

Working on another drop point like that one with a ivory paper scales.

Thanks

[Jermdog01]

Finished this one last night.

Drop point with ivory paper micarta

[Rwc]

The Ivory is a very nice knife.

Rwc

[Bjankowski]

Oh, yes it takes alot of time. I spend a lot of time with sanding. I start off with 220 grit and work up to 1500 on some knives..

The key to a Great Knife is hardening and tempering the knife, each steel requires a different method. I like to temper mine to about 60 rc, it does make the knife harder to sharpen, but it will keep an edge for a long time.

They look great, keep up the good work! You have some talent my brother.

[Jermdog01]

Thanks dingus they have heat and cryo. Saw you are here in burleson

[Jermdog01]

Couple more

440C and CPM 154 SS

[Jermdog01]

Cpm

154