MarshalWill

LOL, I fall in the "Other" categories for everything.

That's a good selection. No two look the same so it should be easy to grab the right one every time. They look great.

I have an identical wet grinder to Tim's. It's outstanding for stropping. Even at 90 rpm, I don't like a wheel pushing the knife towards me so I turned the grinder around so it rolls up and over away from me. It's really easy to strop on the top of the leather wheel that way. Yeah, that puts the switch on the back but it's not hard to reach at all. To use the grinder wheel, I can always turn it back around. I have it mounted to a cast iron floor stand and it's rock solid, too.

A big thumbs-up for this! Very nice work.

Your bar stool is so much better looking than the original ones. Good job on it. The other two should go easier now that you have one under your belt.

Those are beautiful. Love the Saint Michael one, especially.

Looking mighty good. I look forward to seeing the completed rig.

I had to work hard to get that splotchy look to a finish one time. Looks good.

Thanks for replacing the image, Northmount. I'm sure others appreciate it, too. I use one of these knives for bleed knots.

I agree that making your own is easy. A good portion of mine are made from bolts. Stainless bolts are certainly the best to make them from but you can get by with other materials too.

Thanks. Looks like it works well.

Those look interesting. How do you clean them or keep the glue from setting up inside them?

The design looks very usable. Congrats. Looking forward to hearing how you like it.

Thank you, Bruce. I suspected they were. They're nice looking tools.

Bruce, I see 4 Gomph French Edgers in your inventory. Are those originals?