Knife pics

[Newbow]

Hillbilly, that's a beautiful piece of work no matter how you cut it (so to speak).  I never the heard the term FOG before either, but find the idea interesting.  I don't have anything but spalls, but it seems as though it might be possible to flake a spall reasonably flat, do some grinding on it to clean up the edge and increase my chances of getting a decent flake pattern, which is not my best suit.  The Egyptians and Danes probably didn't work from slabs; or did they.  Anybody know?

[Hillbilly]

Thanks again. Shannon, I don't do it enough any more to keep in practice. I make something decent now ans then, but break ten in the meantime. Newbow, yep, they percussioned out a preform and then hand-ground it slick.

[Stoker]

Purdy nice knive and sheath. And I learned what fog was 
Thanks Leroy

[Woodland Roamer]

That's a beauty Steve!

Alan

[shawnee]

El Destructo, t hanks for pointing me to the build-a-long.  Gonna have to try that when I can come up with some of  the cactus to use for  handle material.

[Outbackbob48]

Steve, You are one very talented hillbilly :>}. I didnt realize that you were in to Plant I.D. I f I ever get to the south again we need to go for a little plant walk, Always am amazed at how many plant are they same as here only miles an miles apart. Later Bob

[nugget]

I recieved it today. It is bigger than it looks on the pictures. Thanks again Steve. I have a spot all picked out to display it. In My hand.

[kerryb]

outstanding craftsmanship

[Pappy]

Sweet,that is beautiful,don't know how I missed it.Very nice work.
   Pappy

[chasing crow]

Hillbilly,
What a beautiful set!! The talent on this forum just amazes me.  Being so new to all of this, I can't believe what you guys can do with your hands and simple tools!! And to think we consider this primitive! Thanks for sharing with us.
Chasing Crow   

[Dingleberry]

Outstanding Steve.  Excellent as always!

[GregB]

Those are sweet Steve! Very beautiful work!