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I would pay good money for that sharpening jig! Please tell me you have an extra one you wouldn't mind parting with?? Maybe we could work in some kind of trade.....

Very good work. The overall design is solid and will make for a good daily-user. You show a steady hand.

Slow drying is the key. Put it in a plastic bag with a wetted towel to slow the loss of moisture from the wood. Check it daily, or every other day, to make sure the towel has moisture. Wood chips will do the same thing as a wetted towel, but with less predictability. Another way to really...

I've been browsing through the website for ages, and thought I'd join up. Not much to say; I'm something of a hermit living the quiet life. I've a bit of experience with most things woodsy, including hunting, tanning hides, blacksmithing, knifemaking, basketry, shooting firearms, etc...