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Thanks guys.

Just thought I'd share the latest folder I just finished up. 1084/15n20 Mosaic Damascus blade 3 1/8" long, titanium thumb opener, carbon fiber scales with genuine mother of pearl "church window" quilted inlays. Black carbon fileworked backspacer. Titanium pivot screws. Jeweled titanium lock...

Some of your list very well may be true. And at the same time, possibly warranted AT TIMES. Your list is from the perspective of the asker. The perspective of the answerer may be different. Probably a case by case basis is the right approach. Sometimes the asker, or the way they ask, warrants...

There might be some legitimacy to that. It is a LONG post (which I did read) to really not have much of a point. Which is fine if you just wanted to type your observations. There could be a lot unpacked from your post if one wanted to.

I'd do this exactly.

When I first got my saw, the insert sucked. I made one out of g-10. Still going strong over 8 years later.

Nice. Do you sell any of that.

I second this. Personally I wouldn't cut phenolics/micarta/g10/synthetic anything on a wood cutting bandsaw. You're just wasting money on blades. They're generally too fast and the blades aren't typically made to handle those kinds of material.

Thanks man!

I use my 14" wood cutting bandsaw with a wide 3 TPI blade for resawing ironwood all the time. And I haven't changed the blade in at least two years.......and maybe 3. Your blade should be fine. I resaw 3/8" scales into folder scales with zero issues all the time. Something else is going on...

@David Roeder is definitely not a scammer but it would be nice if he checked in regularly on his own sale thread.

Just in time for hunting season, I finished this one up last night. A really nice simple classic hunter style with everything you need and nothing you don't. 3 3/4" blade of mosaic 1084/15n20 Damascus with rounded spine and ricasso edge. Damascus sculpted/flared guard. Oil finished curly Claro...

Do your final finish on your last grit with straight pulls with a flexible backed sanding stick. Use a hard stick but backed with something a little bit spongy/flexible like leather, hard felt or rubber. I personally like the synthetic rubberized cork gasket material you can get at an auto...

Hi Bruce. This is stabilized but I still do the sane process as natural wood, regardless. I use teak oil, but I wouldn’t be surprised if Tru oil was something VERY similar just rebranded/repackaged. So this has about 6 coats of teak oil wet sanded into the finish starting at 220 grit...

Thanks guys.

I just completed this bowie. 8 1/4" W2 blade, twist Damascus guard and fluted spacers, raised/rounded fileworked bronze spacer. Carved/sculpted stabilized amboyna burl handle. 13 1/8" overall.

All sold.

That'll work Bruce. PM sent.

PM sent.

**SOLD**- I have some super curly Claro walnut blocks for sale. Natural blocks. Dry and ready to use. Each measures oversized 2" x 5" x 1". No finish or oil was used in the pic. They are totally dry. SOLD. I'll knock off a few bucks for multiple blocks. PayPal preferred. US sales only.