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It's two pieces of flat brass bar, and the blade groove was milled into the inner surface of one piece using a router with a small HSS end mill, and some creative fixturing. Then the two halves were sweat soldered together. Similarly, the step on the outside was milled using the same router...

It's not very bushcrafty I know, but I use a craft knife quite a bit, for leather cutting, as well as model making, which I have been doing a lot of during lockdown. My preferred knife is the Swann-Morton orange plastic craft tool handle, with a number 1 blade. Unfortunately mine has developed...

Nice shape. Did you start with an already flat plank, or was it hewn from a bit of log?

Beautiful! Ash is a lovely wood.

Beautiful work, some impressive skills on display l

Wow! Absolutely stunning.

Nice! Looks like a good handy blade.

Looks pretty good to me!

Nice! Shame the blade won't stay shiny for very long, but I expect it will develop a nice patina soon.

Nice work! Looks really strong too, probably more than enough for anything you might want to put on it.

Brilliant!

Your tutorials on Instructables are always clear and concise. Thanks for sharing such a useful knot.

That box is a work of art! Nice to see some proper hand tool skills.

Impressive sanding skills! And gorgeous knife handles.

Nice chair! Thanks for sharing.

Lovely useful knot! And a very well written tutorial.

As well as the odd bit of green woodwork, I like to do a bit of more accurate woodwork. Better accuracy comes from better marking out, with knife scribed lines, rather than pencil. I also have a traditional marking gauge, but the pin doesn't leave the best line, and is inclined to wander...

A thing of great beauty!

You never cease to amaze me with your range of complex, useful and pretty knots.

Mightily impressive knitting! Proper hand made socks are a treat to wear.