Knives

[izzyjoe]

Thats some nice cutlery there, I really like that small also!

[54bore]

Thats some nice cutlery there, I really like that small also!

Lot of guys think they need a big long blade for hunting, i own a few myself as i have collected Buck Knives over the years, but they are stil brand new never used. My 'Go to' hunting knife is a Buck 112 folder, in all reality the front 2" of a blade is what gets 99% of the use, I have a very similar knife to Ron's little Caper, mine is a Caper as well made by Outdoor Edge, its a great little knife but definitely not the Quality of Ron's. Ron does AMAZING work on these knives! I had my hands on a couple of them on our whitetail hunt.

[KenH]

When I fill the tubes I hold them vertical. Then I take a wooden Popsicle stick and I scoop some up and push it in the bottom and I do it fast. Eventually it comes out the top. Then I push my finger over the bottom to keep it from coming back out. Then I push the pins down from the top.

That's much how I make the pins, fill tube with colored epoxy, then push filler pins from top which forces excess epoxy out and doesn't introduce much in the way of air bubbles. I only work with pins in the inch or so length, not the long 3 and 6" pins.

Ken H>

[rfd]

masterful craftsmanship and beautiful artifacts!

[idahoron]

Thanks guys