Recent content by ERIK

I use my disc grinder for flattening some bevels, squaring ends of stock and rod, chamfering, tapering slabs and a lot more.

Thanks, Art. Gorgeous knives, BTW.

Thanks all. Remy, I should take another picture of that rest. I recently tapped it and got rid of the protruding bolt so she is all flush and nowhere to hang up. Erik

That's nice to hear, I like sharing ideas which is why I posted. I also think the NWG can be one heck of a sweet grinder at an entry level price. There are some other sweet entry grinders, but when you make it you can modify it a little bit easier I think. Thanks, Uncle Billy.

Thanks, Keith, You as well.

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I like Hold'em and stud, thanks Laurence. Erik

I've spent as much time building my NWG as I have making knives. Here are a few views of the grinder and some of the accessories. I love this thing. EA.

Thanks, Jeff! I made a router table that looks like a certain press you may know :) See you around.

Thanks all. Here is a sample of what I have done in the first 14 and what's on the bench.

I started with Tracy's NWG, which I welded, and have played with it for the last year and a half or so. My name is Erik and I have practiced with 14 knives complete and about 8 on the bench. Here's a cut and paste from my Facebook info, so I can stop typing now: My grandpa made knives out...

trugrit has a 6X48 cork belt but only in 800 grit.