…for the blade 🙂

and all the parts of the handle is coming together 🙂

that piece of masur birch doesn’t look so much right now, but I’m sure that it will look great when it’s finished 🙂

…with the mammoth molar aside for a while, since I find this blade in a drawer 😉

a blade in AEB-L steel, grinded by Anders Hedlund, and a piece of dyed and stabilized masur birch and dyed and stabilized moose antler will make a nice knife, I think 🙂

here’s the bolster polished in the front, hopefully I’ll make the hole for the blade tomorrow 😉

…some stippling 🙂

still remains some work with it, and what to do with the but end? 🙂

…and now I can continue to work on my purple knife 🙂

bought this file several years ago, but since I didn’t use it I put it aside and didn’t find it until today 🙂

…this one have to wait for a while, before it will get dressed and get a finaly polish 🙂

time for me to think of a new project 🙂

…but it still remains some more 🙂

…has been done today 🙂 well, it’s far away from finished 🙂

…during the weekend 😉

the bolster in stabilized bog oak, still got some work to do on it, and the handle parts with just one pice of vulcanfiber missing, just before it’s time to glue them together 🙂

and here it is, just waiting for my files 🙂

…the first knife of this year 🙂

a hand forged carbon steel blade,  handle in stabilized bog oak, dyed and stabilized birch fork and a mammoth spacer 🙂

…for me to clean the table and start to build some knives 🙂