…what to do with that hole in the bolster, I filled it up with a pice of masur 🙂

and here is the blade glued in place!

now I’ll take a few days of, going to UK to visit two of my grandchildren, almost as fun as building knives 😉

…with my next one 🙂 belive it or not, but it will have a handle in masur birch 😉

the bolster will be in reindeer antler that I’ve dyed 🙂

and now I’ve file, sanded and polish the front of the bolster before I go on with fiting the blade into it 🙂

…if it’s going to be a cold winter this year? I will not put this one into the soapstone stove!

and it’s not stabilized, so it’s time for me to grind my wittler 🙂

…of what happened to me during the weekend 🙂

…the first knife from my new workshop 🙂 and as you can se on the first picture I manage to take it out from the sheath with a little help from a leather strap 😉

the sheath is dyed, and the beltloop in its place and so is the belt button to 🙂

now I will take the rest of the week of, but I’ll guess it will be a lot of knives during the weekend, since I’m going to visit the Swedish knife championship in Ullared 🙂

…the beltloop, here I’ve been “painting” its backside 🙂

I have also made a button for the beltloop 🙂

and tomorrow I will try to get the knife out of its brown sheath 😉

…to come to a decision about the colour of the sheath I start to make a beltloop for it 🙂

and now the beltloop is finished and I still hasn’t come to a decision about the colour 😦

…so I could sew the leathersheath 🙂

and now the knife has to rest a couple of days before it will come out of the sheath 😉

…if I’ll get some time during the weekend to sew a leathersheath to this one?

…I’ve given the handle, I decided to give the end of the handle a better grip to make it easyer to take out of the sheath 🙂

I have also made some fileing on the mamoth tusk.

soon it’s just the finaly polishing of the knife left, oh yes…it got to have a sheath to 🙂