Recent content by Coop

Sorry but much like your previous post about log splitters this is a Knife building forum. I wouldn't expect much response. Trolling?

Good to know. I' ve seen them supposedly sold at twice the price.

https://ausmakersupplies.com.au/products/bevel-jig-for-knife-grinding?srsltid=AfmBOopXRyoaJ-wLvWV9E4o9dKrgeW93wuycexIeyAFxdqdC59IqUIBv I' Looks interesting. Just curious if anyone has used it. I'm about ready to pull the trigger.

Awesome price range. Does it come with any accessories. Platen?

I would suggest a social media search. FYI nothing shows up on FB search. Maybe Instragram which I don't do.

I have never used stabilized wood. But whatever finish I use the first coat seems to take forever to dry. The following coats seem to dry really quick. FYI But I'm not mixing finish material. I use a Butcher block finish that's food grade applicable that applies like tung oil. I bought it at a...

I order my Trizact from Tru Grit. The invoice shows the equivalent grit size. I keep a copy by where I store my belts. I store my belts on pegs with 3" diameter carpet tubing cut width wise so they are not being hung on small posts. On each post I have the Tru Grit number with the normal grit size.

I built my home made heat treat oven probably for less than $400. But pricing now days is crazy. I found a burnt out pottery kiln for free. I reused the kiln bricks by turning them inside out. I used the floor and top for the bottom and top. I made the cabinet enclosure using a plenum kit...

Very nice work

Reminds me of a muzzey patch knife.

Veru Very NICE

Beautiful knives but I bet they don't see much bush craft. Safe keepers for show and tell! LOL Nice

I live in the saw mill capital of WV. I've used a ton in my early days. To be honest it's hit or MISS. I like most now days people would rather use my time and materials with a known steel. You mileage may vary. But it's true the steel is the cheapest comportment of knife making. Whatever blows...

Awesome work

NICE!!!!