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    Coote Grinders

    I don't know if everyone knows this yet, but Norm has a small roller attachment available for his grinders. When I bought mine 6 months ago, it wasn't available. Thought I would pass it on. Thanks, Dale.
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    Moose Antler

    Is moose antler a good handle material? If so, how would you use it? I know where I can get one for a small fee, and was thinking how many handles a person could do. Thanks, Dale.
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    Handle Fasteners

    Corby bolts vs. Loveless bolts. Is one better than the other, or is it personal preference? I am getting ready to handle a couple of blades and need to buy supplies. I like the birdseye effect with loveless bolts of different materials. Anyway, any help is appreciated.
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    Belt Speed

    My new Coote grinder is here, and I am getting things to hook it up. I have read the "Abrasive Belt Basic" attachment to the NWG, but it doesn't say anything about the recommended SFP for different things you grind on. Is there a starting point somewhere or do you just fly by the seat of your...
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    2 x 48 Kalamazoo Sander

    Now that I have filed the edges on two blades 1/4" thick, I am not in the mood to do that again. I am looking at the Kalamazoo 2 x 48 belt sander with out motor, I have one sitting around. This is what is in my budget at the moment and was wondering if anybody had any experience with this...
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    O1 Hardness

    I have my first two blades ready to heat treat and am going to have them done by someone else. What hardness should I have them shoot for. They are both Bushcraft style, scandi grind, 1/4" thick. Thanks for your input, Dale
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    Bois D'arc (Osage Orange)

    How long should the wood be dried before you can have it stabilized or use it. BTW round here we don't use the fancy names for this tree, it's just called a hedge tree with hedge apples.
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    JB Weld and Guards

    When using JB Weld on the guard, how do you apply it without getting it everywhere, and what do you clean it up with. I am getting ready to do my first one, and I know how messy I try not to be :12:, so any ideas or suggestions would be great. Thanks, Dale
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    Blade Steel

    A friend of mine works maintenance at a sawmill and I am the lucky recipient of two 24" sawmill blades that are 3/16" thick. They have carbide teeth. What are the chances they are made from L-6 steel? If not what might they be? Dale
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    Hello from S.E Kansas

    I guess the first stop is here to say hi. I am in the process of rounding up the equipment to build a grinder, until then I am playing around with two 1 x 30 belt machines. This is something that has interested me for several years but have not been able to try. Dale
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