Recent content by Randy Lucius

8670 steel, black walnut, turkey pins and laser engraved.

Just a mild 350 with 350 trans. S10 rear end with 3.0 gears. Cruises 70mph at about 2200rpms. Vintage A/C system. Nice and cold. Power windows and power driver's seat. I'm a radio producer in my "grown up" job. So the gear shift knob is appropriate. We stripped it down to a shell and redid...

Three of them. :)

I haven't been on the forum in quite awhile. Took a break to rebuild a hotrod among other things. Been back in the knife shop lately and completed a few. Have several in progress on my bench. The Hotrod

Sometimes it seems like I need three hands using c-clamps. Thought this might be a little easier.

I like tools and gadgets. Found a handle clamp I’m gonna give a try from TRMaker.

T The engravings are equal in depth to my electro etch. You can catch a fingernail in them. Depending on your laser settings you can just mark it or cut all the way through. :)

No Sir. That was done by hand. My friend Jose makes my sheaves. I can engrave leather with my diode laser but not as deep as traditional methods.

Really does a nice job putting a maker's mark on Damascus.

I have a 10w diode laser that I use for wood projects. A knife display. I also have a 60w MOPA fiber laser. I haven't had it long but here is some of the work I've done with it.

Really nice design opaul. I like that alot!

Finished up a filet knife for a good friend. AEB-L stainless. Brook trout scales with stainless pins and white liners. Special thanks to Gene Kimmi for sending me the pattern.

Thanks very much for the info and link. Greatly appreciated!

That's awesome! My son has a scrimshawed knife I made him and a black squirrel he wants to mount. That would make a great display. Do you mind if I steal your idea? What type magnets did you use?

Lost my Dad in 2020. I've been missing him so I decided to make a tribute knife to him. He loved turkey hunting so the scales have feathers from a turkey he killed over twenty-five years ago. Gonna do some laser engraving on the blade when I get it finished. Working on my first filet knife also.