Of all the knife makers I've seen on TH-cam, the cleanliness of your workshop makes my OCD so happy. All the other shops are so messy, yet is yours is so prestige and organised, as well as super clean. Not to mention, your knives have super nice designs too!
Darius I wasn’t saying I have character I was simply stating it gives an “element” to them. I don’t even have a workshop lol. I do know people who do though. Ig the typical workshop I see is usually a bit messy so it’s just the idea I have of them.
This was actually quite relaxing to watch! I've never seen such an elegant, clean build (or workshop :) ). Simply breathtaking! A true example of having the right tools for the job.
This is one of those videos that you have to show to everybody you know... So rich in details, so mesmerizing... That's very good work, my friend... You're a true artist! Keep it up! Greetings from Brazil
@@williamavery9185 OK bud, maybe you should back off, I bet you couldn't make anything near as nice as he could. And why you gotta drag someone down for something they enjoy doing???
Interested in buying one of the knives in this video also would like to know the steel that you are using hopefully you see this 6 years later great work ether way
I love the simplicity and elegance of your process. I've just seen every single error I made with my first knife with such clarity but now I've seen every single solution.
I don't ever plan on making knifes, but for the last 4 days all I've been watching is how to forge knifes. This is the most professional way I've seen it been done. It's just so cool.
Gough Custom this movie is great. I must say Your workshop is very clean. Good enviroment for a knifemaking :) I hope one day we will be able to shake hands and chat about knives and movies. Take care mate :)
I'm sorry, but I don't see any artistry or craftsmanship here. It's all just tracing lines, connecting dots, and letting machines do all the work. The production might as well be fully automated.
What is the temperature you set the griddle at? How long do you let the kydex sit (cool down) before you take it out of the foam press. Thanks brother.
+SLAVIK TELY Hey mate! I set the griddle at around 350ºF, then I wait for the Kydex to heat to 290ºF before putting it in the press. I leave it in the press for around 5 minutes, then take it out to finish cooling.
Every year when the weather turns nippy i come back to the northmen videos and yours. There's just something nice about watching careful metalworking when it's cold out.
Now this is a knife! No fancy shapes, no-nonsense "tacticool" things: just a clean, sharp, refined piece of nice handcraft. In my opinion you make some of the best looking knives around, thanks for sharing.
+Gough Custom No problem, as I see it you're being successful. Hope you'll keep making these long enough for me to get my hands on one. Have a good day!
I’ve never seen before the workshop be so clean and everything be organised as well, but his workshop is amazing,and also his job is so good,excellent.
Your workshop, your workmanship, your knives, all immaculate ! it's an absolute pleasure watching you work. Your attention to detail, listing materials and tools, the works! Fantastic job man. I'm really enjoying your videos.
I sailed a merchant ship to Antarctica in 2015. We brought in supplies for the base and took back trash and ice core samples. I'm guessing it was around the same time you made this knife. Your shop is amazingly clean & organized.
@@GoughCustom We left Port Hueneme, California and proceeded to Lyttleton, New Zealand before heading to Mcmurdo Station in Antarctica. I don't remember the exact dates, but I think it was about 3 months round trip, including our time spent in ports. Kiwis were super nice people! I had the best rack of lamb ever in Christchurch.
@@thefish8002 very cool mate! My GF loves New Zealand, unfortunately I have yet to spend any real time there, hopefully in the future! Thanks for the answer!
I must say it. Your dedication to perfecting the process is so exceptional that I consider your clips "motivational". I strive for perfection in my electrical installation work but , from what I saw, I have a long way to go. Kudos to you.
I can't find words, what are you doing is amazing. As a knife fanatic watching this video make me feel happy, everything is perfect.I would be the happiest man in the earth if I could work in a workshop as yours. Marvellous job, and please make more videos like this!
Most high tech proffessional knife work I have ever seen. All methods/tools optimized too perfection. Very impressed. Really nice knife design too. All thumbs up!
Your attention to detail is incredible, Aaron. Thanks for always being there to answer my questions (like my recent one about taking the knife in the ocean). I'm glad I bought an inexpensive titanium knife vs ruining your gorgeous artwork.
I can not wait to purchase one of your knives. My battle buddy for over 8 years now never goes anywhere without it (on the clock). He showed me your detail, down to your hand signature inside the box, when we were back home.
I have even more respect for what you do knowing that you keep doing knives with pretty much no power tools even if you have a workshop full of expensive tools !
The knives look just amazing, but this is one of the best videos I've ever seen on the process. I give you great respect. Thanks for this. It was wonderful to watch.
Absolutely CANNOT wait until mine is done! My blade's process isn't this exactly, but knowing how it's built makes it all the more awesome. Thanks for all the work you do!
I know...we talked about it in your other video, you explained the reason for using the cnc machines. But man... do i love to see you doing this..! Love your skills!
I have not seen one of your vids for a while now. I am quite happy to see you have a professional shop now and are still putting out these videos. Great work as always. If ever I find myself in better financials, I swear to buy one of your knives.
+ballzack57 Thanks mate! I've actually just finished the first new batch with the help of CNC after going full-time! Will be doing a video about that soon.
Your designs are deceptively simple in looks. But it’s the extreme attention to detail, metallurgy and craftsmanship that make them so. I’m totally in awe man!! And I love the satin finish on the blades. Yes - a mirror finish might look good to a lot of people, but use the knife a few times and the mirror soon gets scratches and scuffs. Give me satin any day.
The only knife I use, is the one on my multitool. Now having seen your video, am just looking at knives from a whole new perspective. They are gorgeous. And you my friend are an artist in what you do!! God bless!!
Where to begin... First, beautiful videography! And how often does one have the opportunity to watch a Master at work... most inspiring. I must say, however, I've acquired a case of tool envy. What a wonderful shop you have.
+Ken Holzman Thanks very much Ken! Glad you liked the video! You should check out the new ones that show my new CNC process... The workshop has come a long way since the Antarctica video!
At first I wanted to be frustrated that you had all the perfect tools...then I took a second a realized this is some things I aspire to have. This was an amazing video.
@@GoughCustom it inspired me and I made a new blade with simple tools. It's not as good by any means but this video kept me driven. The goal is to get good enough to sell my stuff so I can invest in better tools.
Super clean blade, sir. And that griddle kydex heater is an awesome tip! I usually make folders, but I'll be keeping that in mind for the occasional fixed blades I make.
You say thanks for watching! What I say is what a privilege to watch you! Utter perfection in everything a real pleasure to watch a real master at work? Also see good to see people such as yourself working to incredibly high standards. What an example to the young If I may be so bold Sir may I ask where you learn the art of hand made knives. A truly exceptional video please think this it was worth the 4 days editing for people like me. Many many thanks once again The way the knife clipped into the holster at the end! You won't believe it but my hackles stood up !!!
Thanks for the kind words Mark! Really glad you liked the video! I am mostly self-taught in regards to knifemaking, the internet is full of great resources for learning!
I grew up in the Auto-body/Mechanic business. My Dad always said having a clean shop is a direct reflection of the type of work you do. If you have a dirty sloppy shop, then you are more than likely to do sloppy lazy work. Keep up the great work!
Watching this after watching the Infantry knife and although there's only a year between them it's amazing to see the different processes being use between the two knives. I know you are even further ahead with how you do things now but one thing is obvious and that is consistently beautiful and I am sure practical knives, keep at it Aaron. One day I will place an order, one day my friend.
Of all the knife makers I've seen on TH-cam, the cleanliness of your workshop makes my OCD so happy. All the other shops are so messy, yet is yours is so prestige and organised, as well as super clean.
Not to mention, your knives have super nice designs too!
Thanks for the kind words mate!
I kinda like having workshops be a bit messy. It gives them character.
Darius I wasn’t saying I have character I was simply stating it gives an “element” to them. I don’t even have a workshop lol. I do know people who do though. Ig the typical workshop I see is usually a bit messy so it’s just the idea I have of them.
EnterTheFatrix I prefer forged knives but to each their own
It’s super hard to keep some shops clean, especially when you do blacksmithing in them
This was actually quite relaxing to watch! I've never seen such an elegant, clean build (or workshop :) ). Simply breathtaking! A true example of having the right tools for the job.
+brandon2076 Thanks very much mate! Glad you liked it!
+Gough Custom you are the number one
cant agree more
Yes, top notch tools, knowledge, and execution. Very nicely done!
Ah, I just can't get enough of these knife-making videos! There's something so relaxing about watching someone else create something so beautiful.
Thanks Jacob! Glad you liked the video!
This is one of those videos that you have to show to everybody you know... So rich in details, so mesmerizing...
That's very good work, my friend... You're a true artist! Keep it up!
Greetings from Brazil
cleanest knife making video i've ever seen on youtube
+Hussin Mohamad Thanks mate!
Damn your workshop looks like a NASA laboratory.
+julittok Haha, thanks dude!
Not surprised he don't make anything, just works on other men's steel. No forging, a kid could do it . Is the knife to cut thru a lame dog?
@@williamavery9185 as opposed to everyone else digging and minning their metal
@@williamavery9185 OK bud, maybe you should back off, I bet you couldn't make anything near as nice as he could. And why you gotta drag someone down for something they enjoy doing???
I would love a workshop like that. They could not get me out of there 🤣🤣
Man! these knives look great and so are the videos, I keep finding myself re-watching these videos especially this one
Thanks mate! Glad you like my work!
Absolutely loved it.
And what the cleanness of the workshop speaks volumes about the thoughtfulness of the planning and perfection of the execution.
Thanks very much Steve! The cleanness may also speak to the OCD tendencies of the owner :D
You are a master of your craft. Also your good at making videos, you had my attention the entire time!
Thanks mate! The video part took me quite a while to get the hang of...
Interested in buying one of the knives in this video also would like to know the steel that you are using hopefully you see this 6 years later great work ether way
I watched this video over and over again since it came out... I regret nothing.
In-ha Kim I'm glad you like it mate!
so awesome!! thanks for the opportunity to watch the process :)
+Rob Chesley Now worries, thanks for watching!
I love the simplicity and elegance of your process. I've just seen every single error I made with my first knife with such clarity but now I've seen every single solution.
+Andrew whiter haha thanks mate, glad you liked the video!
I can see the effort and time that went into this.....EXCELENT Work!
Thanks mate!
Those are such beautiful knives! Love seeing the full process, I would love to do something like this
Thanks very much mate!
I would love to get to do this, too.
Man you are an artist and craftsman in one!! Gorgeous work.
Thank very much Mr. Kitty!
I don't ever plan on making knifes, but for the last 4 days all I've been watching is how to forge knifes. This is the most professional way I've seen it been done. It's just so cool.
+The Aztech Thanks very much mate! Sounds like you've been on a fun youtube bender!
Gough Custom this movie is great. I must say Your workshop is very clean. Good enviroment for a knifemaking :) I hope one day we will be able to shake hands and chat about knives and movies. Take care mate :)
Hey Trollsky! Thanks for watching mate, glad you liked it! It would be great to meet one day, hopefully that shall happen. Take care!
Great to see you two talking , I started making my own knives because of your youtube clips. Thank you both.
Andrew Joseph Trollskyy seems like a great guy, and he was an inspiration for me when I was just starting out with both videos and knives!
I'm sorry, but I don't see any artistry or craftsmanship here. It's all just tracing lines, connecting dots, and letting machines do all the work. The production might as well be fully automated.
JustTheTip187 then you underestimate the process of making a knife dude
What is the temperature you set the griddle at? How long do you let the kydex sit (cool down) before you take it out of the foam press. Thanks brother.
+SLAVIK TELY Hey mate! I set the griddle at around 350ºF, then I wait for the Kydex to heat to 290ºF before putting it in the press. I leave it in the press for around 5 minutes, then take it out to finish cooling.
Beautiful work and a remarkably clean shop. Very nice for a change to see someone take pride in where they work. Thanks for the video
***** Thanks very much mate!
Did you make your own template or purchase the one you used for the Kydex sheath?
***** I made the template
Gough Custom ok thanks
Every year when the weather turns nippy i come back to the northmen videos and yours. There's just something nice about watching careful metalworking when it's cold out.
Thanks very much! Really glad you're still enjoying my videos
Точно, выверенно и никаких лишних движений!!!
Мастер. И приятно удивила чистота, как у врача.
все,как в аптеке и никаких излишеств)))
Thank-you very much, I appreciate your kind words! Sorry it took me so long to respond!!
This is pretty awesome-- thanks for sharing!
This is the world's most beautiful knife. Simple, classical and practical.
Wojciech Olejnik Thanks very much mate, glad you like it!
Now this is a knife! No fancy shapes, no-nonsense "tacticool" things: just a clean, sharp, refined piece of nice handcraft.
In my opinion you make some of the best looking knives around, thanks for sharing.
+Sierra Foxtrot Thanks very much mate! As you said I very much focus on making knives that are designed to be used!
+Gough Custom No problem, as I see it you're being successful. Hope you'll keep making these long enough for me to get my hands on one. Have a good day!
+Sierra Foxtrot Thanks mate, you too!
Hi Aaron. Where do you buy your foam for the Kydex press? And can you give dimensions of your press. That would help me out a ton.
+SLAVIK TELY Hey mate! I bought the foam from Knifekits.com. I think the press dimensions are around 12x8" or so, maybe just a little larger.
@@GoughCustom That’s definitely the place to get the right foam.
I've never wanted a knife so bad in my life.
Haha, thanks mate!
Awesome!!!!
Thanks mate!
Você sumiu, faz mais vídeos
I’ve never seen before the workshop be so clean and everything be organised as well, but his workshop is amazing,and also his job is so good,excellent.
Thanks very much mate!
Truly brilliant!
Thanks man!
Gough Custom how thick is the steel that you usually start out with when making your blades?
Congratulaions..... dude, a very, very, well done knive, excellent !!!!
Thanks Michael!
I've seen some of your "making of..." videos. I'm every time surprised, how precise and professional your work is.......
Brilliant!!!
Thanks mate!
Your workshop, your workmanship, your knives, all immaculate ! it's an absolute pleasure watching you work. Your attention to detail, listing materials and tools, the works! Fantastic job man. I'm really enjoying your videos.
Thank you very much mate!!
That satin finish is sexy.
11 mins of showing a sexy knife being beautifully made perfectly, then decides to shave with it
+Cahen Well I mean when you've got a crazy sharp knife it would be a crime *not* to shave with it!
clean up your workshop man, it's a damn mess :P
+coenpat Haha, sorry man!
I sailed a merchant ship to Antarctica in 2015. We brought in supplies for the base and took back trash and ice core samples. I'm guessing it was around the same time you made this knife. Your shop is amazingly clean & organized.
Very cool mate! I'm curious how long the trip was and what port you left from?? Sounds like it would be very cool, literally and figuratively! :)
@@GoughCustom
We left Port Hueneme, California and proceeded to Lyttleton, New Zealand before heading to Mcmurdo Station in Antarctica. I don't remember the exact dates, but I think it was about 3 months round trip, including our time spent in ports. Kiwis were super nice people! I had the best rack of lamb ever in Christchurch.
@@thefish8002 very cool mate! My GF loves New Zealand, unfortunately I have yet to spend any real time there, hopefully in the future! Thanks for the answer!
how relaxing and interesting haha
+Gadget Tube Glad you liked it!
I want one
I must say it. Your dedication to perfecting the process is so exceptional that I consider your clips "motivational". I strive for perfection in my electrical installation work but , from what I saw, I have a long way to go. Kudos to you.
+1973MACIEJ1973 Thanks very much for the kind words mate!
I can't find words, what are you doing is amazing. As a knife fanatic watching this video make me feel happy, everything is perfect.I would be the happiest man in the earth if I could work in a workshop as yours.
Marvellous job, and please make more videos like this!
+Barnabás Kővári Thanks very much mate!
I have nothing but fascination for how every knifemaker goes about one's craft!
I appreciate that approach very much! Everyone has different and interesting ways of doing things!
The most impressive display of blade sharpness I've seen across several hundred knife making videos!
Thanks very much mate!
Most high tech proffessional knife work I have ever seen. All methods/tools optimized too perfection. Very impressed. Really nice knife design too. All thumbs up!
Thanks very much Fredrik! You might like my newer videos even more!
It's the cleanest workshop I've ever seen. The knife is a masterpiece.
Thanks very much!!
Your attention to detail is incredible, Aaron. Thanks for always being there to answer my questions (like my recent one about taking the knife in the ocean). I'm glad I bought an inexpensive titanium knife vs ruining your gorgeous artwork.
No worries at all mate! Always happy to talk with anyone about knives and manufacturing!
I can not wait to purchase one of your knives. My battle buddy for over 8 years now never goes anywhere without it (on the clock). He showed me your detail, down to your hand signature inside the box, when we were back home.
I'm almost speechless. You're an artist. Well done.
Thanks very much Sonny!
Beautiful workmanship! I honestly hope you're selling hundreds if not thousands of these knives, you deserve every success in life!
Thanks mate! It's coming along slowly!
I have even more respect for what you do knowing that you keep doing knives with pretty much no power tools even if you have a workshop full of expensive tools !
It doesn't happen too often that I still make a knife by hand, but it does happen occasionally!
The knives look just amazing, but this is one of the best videos I've ever seen on the process. I give you great respect. Thanks for this. It was wonderful to watch.
Thanks very much mate, glad you liked the video!
Absolutely CANNOT wait until mine is done! My blade's process isn't this exactly, but knowing how it's built makes it all the more awesome. Thanks for all the work you do!
Thanks very much Michael! I appreciate the support mate!
I have to agree with everyone else man..cleanest most professional and proficient shop I've seen yet..greatest knife maker yet..thanks ..awesome vid
Thanks very much, glad you liked the video, thanks for watching!
Hard to describe words with the quality and precision that you work. Awesome video. Thank you
Thanks very much mate!
I know...we talked about it in your other video, you explained the reason for using the cnc machines. But man... do i love to see you doing this..!
Love your skills!
Thanks very much mate!
I have not seen one of your vids for a while now. I am quite happy to see you have a professional shop now and are still putting out these videos. Great work as always. If ever I find myself in better financials, I swear to buy one of your knives.
+ballzack57 Thanks mate! I've actually just finished the first new batch with the help of CNC after going full-time! Will be doing a video about that soon.
It is fun to watch this again after I have been making knives for about a year. I see so much more than I did before making any knives.
Hey mate! Long time! It fun for me to go back and watch my early videos as well, things have changed so much!
Your designs are deceptively simple in looks. But it’s the extreme attention to detail, metallurgy and craftsmanship that make them so. I’m totally in awe man!!
And I love the satin finish on the blades. Yes - a mirror finish might look good to a lot of people, but use the knife a few times and the mirror soon gets scratches and scuffs. Give me satin any day.
Thanks very much Lawrence, really glad you like my work!
OMG THIS IS TRULY AN ART ITS AMAZING TO ACTUALLY SEE WHAT IT REALLY TAKES TO MAKE A QUALITY BLADE. BRAVO STANDING OVATION.
+Luis Thillet Thanks Luis!
Can't stop to thank you.
I've never seen such a generous expertise sharing.
Thanks mate!
That is SERIOUSLY enjoyable to watch! Excellent shop set-up as well. Limitless possibilities with the right tools. Very nice work.
Thanks John! Really glad you enjoyed the video mate!
Your knives are great example of modern craftsmanship. Amazing job
Thanks very much mate!
The cleanest workshop ever. Well done.
I can not find the words to express my appreciation for your work and your professionalism.
Great.
+1212loky Thanks very much mate!
So clean and organized. Your ocd reflects on your work. Bravo.
Thanks mate!
The only knife I use, is the one on my multitool. Now having seen your video, am just looking at knives from a whole new perspective. They are gorgeous. And you my friend are an artist in what you do!! God bless!!
+sidheart19 Thanks very much mate!
The cleanest and most professional knife maker I have seen. great work mate. Hope to own one of these soon!
Thanks very much mate!
Hello, it's fun to watch you make the knives. I could watch for hours. What strikes me is how clean your workshop is! Greetings from Hamburg, Ronald
Thanks very much Ronald!
What an artist, what a knife, what a workshop. Beautiful
Thanks very much!
Great video, showing that precision and art make fantastic results. And I can see that you don't make any compromise on tools.
+luc boisseau thanks very much mate!
What attention to detail, craftsmenship and individuality...love the design. i want one
Thanks very much Tom!
Your attention to detail is something else. I would like to own one of these
This is the cleanest shop ever! I am amazed
+Dimitris Loufakis thanks mate!
01:30 - Water bucket spark catcher. So frikking obvious that I have never thought about it for my mostly wood based workshop! Thank you!
No worries! It does work surprisingly well!
I'm no knife expert, but that is the sharpest and coolest-looking knife I have ever laid eyes on!!
Thanks very much mate!
Gough Custom as soon as I can afford it, I'll be ordering a Resolute MkIII!!
Impeccable workshop, great attention to detail, nothing you do seems superfluous. I tip my hat, Sir!
Thanks very much John!
Where to begin... First, beautiful videography! And how often does one have the opportunity to watch a Master at work... most inspiring. I must say, however, I've acquired a case of tool envy. What a wonderful shop you have.
+Ken Holzman Thanks very much Ken! Glad you liked the video! You should check out the new ones that show my new CNC process... The workshop has come a long way since the Antarctica video!
At first I wanted to be frustrated that you had all the perfect tools...then I took a second a realized this is some things I aspire to have. This was an amazing video.
Having a shop like this (and my new one) has been a long time dream for me as well!
@@GoughCustom it inspired me and I made a new blade with simple tools.
It's not as good by any means but this video kept me driven. The goal is to get good enough to sell my stuff so I can invest in better tools.
Nice work mate!
Since I found your channel, I have been watching nothing else. Absolutely great craftsmanship and great videography. Much obliged!
Thanks mate, really glad you like the videos!
Aaron was the first knife making channel I watched on TH-cam.
Now I’m well on my way to finishing my first knife.
👍🇬🇧🤍🇦🇺🙏
Nice work mate! Best of luck with your knife!
Gough Custom
Thanks Aaron.
And please post more videos 👍🇬🇧🇦🇺👍
Magnificent knife. Amazing precision throughout the build process.
Thanks very much Glen!
Happy to see a professional like you using a Lansky to sharpen your knives!
It's a very decent system, especially for the price!
Definitely a labor of love . I found this uniquely fascinating
Gough, thank you so much for all of your videos. I'm starting off as a knife maker myself and you are one of my biggest inspiration on TH-cam.
Thanks very much mate!
Is this what you Aerospace professional level??? Damn everything is so clean and tight and precise. Love it.
+RomanDutch haha thanks mate!
Man, your workshop has advanced so much since some of your earlier videos. Nice video.
+Charles Batkin Thanks Charles!
Your setup is super organized and well thought out. Beauty knives too
Thanks very much mate!
pure pleasure to watch professionals at work
justfunk88 Thanks mate!
Super clean blade, sir. And that griddle kydex heater is an awesome tip! I usually make folders, but I'll be keeping that in mind for the occasional fixed blades I make.
Thanks mate, glad you like my work!
Phenomenal craftsmanship, technique and procedures. Very impressive!
+62shalaka Thanks very much! Glad you liked the video!
I've now watched this several times. everything about the whole process is impressive.
Thanks! Very glad you liked it!
that's a work of art right there. You and walter sorrells make some amazing stuff.
+Snakeprophet Thanks very much mate!
This the best knife making I have seen on youtube...
Thanks very much mate!
You say thanks for watching!
What I say is what a privilege to watch you!
Utter perfection in everything a real pleasure to watch a real master at work?
Also see good to see people such as yourself working to incredibly high standards.
What an example to the young
If I may be so bold Sir may I ask where you learn the art of hand made knives.
A truly exceptional video please think this it was worth the 4 days editing for people like me.
Many many thanks once again
The way the knife clipped into the holster at the end!
You won't believe it but my hackles stood up !!!
Thanks for the kind words Mark! Really glad you liked the video! I am mostly self-taught in regards to knifemaking, the internet is full of great resources for learning!
Truly a work of art! Beautiful and functional knife!
Thanks very much mate!
most terrific knife and most sophisticated workshop.. you rock..
I love how clean your shop is, that is awesome.
The buckets help, but ultimately the shop is clean because I'm always vacuuming and tidying and cleaning!
I grew up in the Auto-body/Mechanic business. My Dad always said having a clean shop is a direct reflection of the type of work you do. If you have a dirty sloppy shop, then you are more than likely to do sloppy lazy work. Keep up the great work!
I thoroughly agree with your Dad on this one! Thanks mate!
Just found you on Instagram, holy crap! The craftsmanship... And you cut paper like butter!
+Conrad Designs Thanks mate! Glad you like the video and the knives!
Beautiful work deserves a thumb up, greetings from Patagonia Argentina
Thanks very much!
I still cant get over how clean your shop is lol. one day I hope I can make knives like this
Thanks mate! Glad you like it!
Watching this after watching the Infantry knife and although there's only a year between them it's amazing to see the different processes being use between the two knives. I know you are even further ahead with how you do things now but one thing is obvious and that is consistently beautiful and I am sure practical knives, keep at it Aaron. One day I will place an order, one day my friend.
Thanks very much for the kind words Chris!