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well here my second and third try at a pocket knife, thanks bret for the help.

this is a ivory knife I made for my wife for Christmas, forgot to take pics and shes been carrying it since then so its scratched up some now.




this is the third try, i'll just say there are sure a lot more things on a slip joint to mess up then on a fixed blade





sorry for the bad pics

Very nice

Look good. You have them nice and tight! Thought you had dropped off the earth! Not been around much.

Nice job.

very cool!

for most people these folders look very simple . having watched the whole process is a real eye opener & i can say with certainty that it takes a real commited person to tackle this job. cranky72

Well said . Keep up the good work Ryan

nice, I really like the blade on #3

wish I had the talent and patience

Randy

thanks guys, f not for bret dowell I wouldn't have even tried fixed blades and without his help and answers to all my questions there is no way I could do the slip joints even if I had the tools.

bret is a good friend and a great teacher, I tip my hat to him for all he has done for me, even if my kid likes him better then he likes me, ha

Welcome to slip joints. Seems you can mess one up by just looking at it wrong.

now come on, I have to do more then just look at one, but I am going to have to get a smaller hammer

got a friend in texas that let me put some knives on his bit and spur table at a show, I finally got the payment for it done, hope he likes it

Ryan I can't see how he would not like that,it looks great ,and handy,too !

Looks good

I'm sure he will like it.

thanks guys. hey bret, did you get that pistol fixed?

here's acouple I made for a friend of mine, devin Thomas Damascus, buckeye with micarta bolsters

Too fancy for me, but very nice looking.

Nice knives... Looking at the cartridge box in the picture reminds me of an old lady that I know who lives on a fair size farm in the country that kills a couple deer each year with an old iron sighted .351 Winchester semi-auto.

Those are nice. Like the buckeye knife the best. Sheaths look good too.