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Well done Wayland, Two exquisite pieces there. Well deserved atb Ste

lovely work as always Sonni. I made a batch of 30 of these for the Christmas markets last year and they sold like hot cakes! atb Ste

Haven't been around for a bit, due to personal circumstance, but when I saw this I just had to say a huge congratulations!:You_Rock_ It is most definitely well deserved, and your leatherwork is a huge inspiration for many others on the forum, and has come along so much in the last few years...

That's very nice. What's the wood on the cap? always nice to see something a bit different. Atb Ste

That's nicely rounded off the set. Lovely job. atb Ste

Nice set. goodjob atb Ste

don't know how I missed this! That is really well done. a great addition to any traditional kit. goodjob atb Ste

Very interesting. what a thoughful way to live. thanks for sharing. atb, Ste

Beautiful! Apple is one of my favourite woods, and the grain has come up very nicely on that. well done! atb Ste

Amazing picture. as said, just jargon to me, but clearly alot of work went into it! The skies always look stunning in your pictures. well done Gary! atb Ste

Very nice. She's a keeper! (both the knife and the wife!):lmao: atb Ste

That is just stunning. thanks for the follow up! atb Ste

that's very nice, better than my attempts anyway! goodjob atb STe

that's lovely Mike. with regards to the sore fingers, you may already be aware of this, but an idea I got from Hammish is to stitch up some garment leather (he used suade, but I used some srap deerskin) into a 'tunnel'/ finger glove that can be slid on (if that makes sense?) This puts a bit...

Lovely work. that hanlde looks like it would be very comfy to use. atb, Ste

I use Xpoxy, both 5min work time (red one) for simple hanldes that won't get much strain, such as carving tools, and 16+ cure time (blue one) for more intricate general use knives where there wil be more strain or due to the handle design/spacers 5 minutes is not enough to get it made up. comes...

looking good. I've had the softness/splitting problem with spalted birch burl and root before. some areas always seem to be borderline between spalted and punky. it can be quite annoying when you discover a bit after epoxying the whole thing together with fancy spacers!:rolleyes: keep up the...

Cool stuff. always nice to see something different! goodjob atb Ste

Happy Birthdya mate! hope you have a good 'un! atb Ste

the place is looking good. looking forward to seeing the finished house! atb Ste