Knives - Jim Dandy Gorgeous (haaa)

[Rubi513]

Wow. Excellent work.

[Leon County Slayer]

Those are absolutely beautiful Brian.

Thanks man, really appreciate it!

[Tx_Wader]

As always I'm impressed with your work Brian...wow!

[Leon County Slayer]

As always I'm impressed with your work Brian...wow!

Thank you sir. That's very much appreciated. It's been a great journey and I just keep trying to refine each step of the process along the way. Hopefully the details come through on the completed knives.

[Leon County Slayer]

Nice work and thanks for the tips. Been thinking of blowing apart a case pocket knife and adding some mammoth scales. Should be doable for the average do it yourselfer right?

have you made some progress on this project?

[gwellstx]

beautiful knives!

[nimrodtracy]

Very nice! What other steels do you work with? You do heat treating?

[dadogg]

Beautiful work. Been a minute since I've gotten one of you knifes. My son still in the Navy still carries the one you made him. Hard to believe he can retire in only 4 more years

[Leon County Slayer]

Very nice! What other steels do you work with? You do heat treating?

I've been working with Damascus "exclusively" for 10 years now with the exception of just a few. I do my own heat treating as well as stock removal method and handfile all of my filework on each knife as opposed to a quick Dremel. Thanks much!

[Leon County Slayer]

Beautiful work. Been a minute since I've gotten one of you knifes. My son still in the Navy still carries the one you made him. Hard to believe he can retire in only 4 more years

Wow, it really has been a while - I can't believe only 4 more years. That's exciting. Please give him a shout from the Milinski Family and let him know how thankful we are for his service!!

[critter69]

I like that there is no bolster, looks great.

[Leon County Slayer]

I like that there is no bolster, looks great.

Kinda what I though too - why would you put metal in place of more fossilized mammoth tusk! haaa