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Links

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The Knife Making Process. Here are links to some of my favorite sites and sites that I find particularly useful. The Texas Knifemakers and Collectors Association.

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Gray Stone Ranch

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The Outhouse

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I was very pleased in 2003 when my daughter asked if she could hold her wedding ceremony here on the ranch, but I also knew that it would mean that I would have to provide some accommodations for the wedding guests. At that point I had been comfortable to perform my personal business. With only the aid of a shovel and a roll of toilet paper. I had no need of more accommodating facilities as I rarely had visitors and when I did, they were close friends who knew how I lived.

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Water Tower

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My best bud, Leonard, trying to catch his breath. Positioning the 550 gallon tank. Last minute tree trimming. Test filling with a garden hose. Test filling with garden hose. Delivering the shower floor.

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Making Bone Handles

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The Knife Making Process. The process of making bone handles. I use a lot of cow and horse bone when I can find it. I prefer ageed bone. By that I mean bone that has been laying out in someones pasture for years. I study a piece of bone real carefully to make sure I can get the most out of the piece of bone with as little waste as possible. Waste not want not. In some cases I will put the bones into a third color of dye.

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Folding Knives - Folders

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The Knife Making Process. Bandera Texas Phone 210-317-7789 E-mail. CLICK ON ANY PHOTO TO ENLARGE ). 3 3/4 inch Slip Joint Folder. This folder has dovetailed stainless steel bolsters and horse bone handles which are hand jigged and hand dyed. THe liners are made from 416 stainless. This particular blade is 512 layers of Damascus steel (available in other steels). This knife has extensive filework. The liners and backspring feature bow-tie filework both inside and out. Large Single Blade Trapper. The hunte...

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Hinds Custom Knives

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Send Payment

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The Knife Making Process. Use this link to send payment for your purchase.

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Fixed Blade Knives - Fixed Blades

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The Knife Making Process. Bandera Texas Phone 210-317-7789 E-mail. CLICK ON ANY PHOTO TO ENLARGE ). Bandera model with D-2 steel. This knife is another of my personal knives. It is shown wiith Sanbar stag handles. The steel is D-2 harden to 61 on theRockwell scale.The bolsters are stainless steel and engraved by Jim Brandvik. On the right bolster is a banner where Jim engraved my name. That was done after the picture was taken. All knives are available in a variety of different handle materials. This kni...