Liners and ebony scales set up nicely. Boring and rough shaping done. Now to decide on the details.... !?!????:oops: What evert direction I take it it will be slim line edition.
Any opinions?
Thanks John, OK so I can correct this by hand sanding, great!... is it better to do this now or after hardening??
Yes a little wiggel of some sort... my jig has to slide smoother.... I’ll have to look into this.
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Man this place is dead huh....
oh well.... got to grinding the blade this evening. For the first go I’m not to disguraged but I do wish I had a more consistent grind line, especially since I am useing a jig. Either way happy I didn’t destroythe blade.
I also epoxy glued the scales to the...
Got some work done on the liners today. I’ve almost started over a couple times due to a couple beginner unforeseen things here and there. Blade grinding and scales next.....
Don,
OK, same as fixed knife only stubby on a folder. This area will not be in direct contact with the soldering..... still a discoloration problem you think?
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I made a fly cutter out of scrap round stock and a broken end mill for the nail nick. I may change the angle of the bevel on the cutter or lower the nail nick. Somthing id making my eyes hurt... what you guys see?
I also made a blade grinding jig.... its take one... there will probably be a take...
Oh’no. I used soft solder to keep the temp low so I wouldn’t heat warp or harden the stainless steel. But I only soldered the bolsters to the liners... blade is not in contact with the soldering tin at all.
I’m new so I may have my knife terms wrong.
What to you mean with tang?
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