This beautiful wood has striking curly or fiddlebacked grain pattern. This will make a pretty cool looking knife. 
Didn’t get a chance to get out to the shop tonight, was really hoping to shot some video also, just one of those nights.
Thank You,
Patrick
Black and White Ebony comes from Southeast Asia and Laos. This is some beautiful wood I look forward to making a knife out of the exotic wood. It will be fun to work with. Be sure to sign up for your email updates or follow us on facebook or twitter, to see how this turns out! 
This Knife is going to be as sharp as it looks. Unfortunately this knife is already sold other wise it might just be hanging around my neck!!! But it is on its way to NY just as soon as I finish up the final touches. Here are some pictures of the handle almost done. It really has some nice grain to it. I Love the look of Ironwood!
So tonight I got one handle on and the profile finished up on another knife. Now to finish sharping the one and make the sheath, maybe I will make a video on how I make the sheath. Then profile the handle on the other knife tomorrow. I always have super glue around, I use it on the knives to fill natural cracks and holes in material like ironwood, it also comes in handy when I cut myself 🙂 . However it never seems to stay shut, maybe if I glued it and then didn’t do anything else (yeah right). I also thought I would throw in some free advertising for Apple’s iPhone 🙂 maybe they will give me […]
So I though I would make a quick video on sharpening sense the one I filmed with Jack Spirko is missing in action. Ok so it is 18 mins long, it was quick because I didn’t do any editing just posted it as is. I will be working on a full length sharpening video soon that will cover everything. If you have never been able to sharpen a knife try implementing this technique and let me know how you do! Please leave a comment and rate this video if you like it.
Thank You,
Patrick
Sorry about this last picture, it should be flipped. These are some of the basic parts of a knife.
1. Butt or Pommel: Can be steel or brass, used to balance the knife and sometimes for striking.
2. Rivet or Mosaic Pin: Used to attach or secure handle to the knife.
3. Bolster: a decorative piece between the blade and handle and sometimes doubles as a guard.
