…of what I’ve been doing the last days 🙂

sanding and polish the bolster before I making a hole for the blade 🙂

making holes in the tinspacers and the vulcanfiber, and also making a ruff surfage on the tinspacers 🙂

glue the rest of the handle, first the spacers and then the last pice of masurbirch 🙂

…so I thought that the next knife will be mostely green 🙂

a pice of dyed and stabilized masurbirch, bolster in dyed and stabilized elkhorn, guess it will be some tinspacers to 😉

and a 85 mm. long blade in Damasteel grinded by Tommy Jimmefors 🙂

…fileing and sanding today 🙂

I think that the back of the handle is in line with the blade now 🙂

just a little bit more sanding on the bally and at the end, and it will be OK 🙂

then it’s time for me to start to thinking of the leathersheath 🙂

…in my workshop today to 🙂

must say that the pice of spalted beech looks realy interesting 🙂

start to work on the guard.

that’s all for today 😦

…from my workshop today 🙂

so hopefully it will be a visit in the bandsaw tomorrow 🙂

…bolster 🙂

the reflexions is from my new lamp with a lot of LED-lamps 😉

…for the next project today 🙂

this one will have a blade in Damasteel grinded by Tommy Jimmefors, a bolster in dyed and stabilized elkhorn a pice of mamuth

and some tinspacers and finaly the rest of the handle will be in dyed and stabilized spalted beech 🙂

…and I’m quet pleased with it 🙂

I don’t think I’ve ever been so pleased with a seam on a sheath like this one 🙂 🙂

…when I sew the leathersheath 🙂 just got to make a beltloop and then dye it 🙂

…to find out you have made that pice of leather for the sheath to high 😦

well the good thing is that I’ve got more leather 🙂

so tomorrow I’ll do what I was suposed to do today, sew a sheath 😉