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First ride in the Jeep for my daughter's new puppy Olive.

Happy I could help.

Randy, it looks like that blade has a bent area. If you look at the side guides, to me the one on the left looks a little loose. I buy my blades from: https://supercutbandsaw.com

This is the best bandsaw setup video I've seen. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=alex+snodgrass+bandsaw&docid=607999852578276742&mid=B975EE9BF420EB736BACB975EE9BF420EB736BAC&view=detail&FORM=VIRE I've used it on my Grizzly 18 inch saw and it helps.

Ddworkrest find him on ig. Great stuff well made. I own two. I use one for steak knife sets for repeatability the other for folder blades.

You may find this interesting. http://knife-gear.com/get-a-grip/

I would not! Nothing gets my name on it that doesn't represent my knives. No seconds, no almost good knives and certainly no remakes of someone else's crap. YMMV

Be sure to add the powder to the water not the water to the powder. And cold water not hot.

Probably not.

Ed?

Haha! I've done that. Made a left hand folder.

Ben of Greenberg Woods used to have a list of many many woods with descriptions and if the benefited from stabilizing.

This giant size dagger is a whopping 6" overall. 1084 with wrought guard and pommel. The handle is stabilized maple with mammoth ivory spacers.

One online seller that is very reliable is Shelton Pacific. Steve Hughes puts a sticker with an individualized identifier number on each block. It is how he controls inventory and how you choose which block you want. High end product, no junk.

You need the negative to the etch pad and the positive to the blade. It went against my brain also so I wired the negative to the red post.

I'll post a picture of the feeds and speeds tomorrow. They are faster by at least 50%.

I used many high speed steel slitting saws. All were terrible. Rough cuts, squealing. get hot and dull etc. I bought this saw and boy howdy what a pleasant difference! Clean cuts, quiet, cool. It's the sh!t. I've cut 4ea .156 Ti frame lockbars with no change in performance. If asked they...

I put a rubber o-ring on the brush to keep the bottle seal in place. No more issues.

Paint this on your wall in giant letters: "sanding out deep scratches, gouges, dips and waves does take forever."

I use JB weld with a shelf. When I wish to change the glass I simply lay the glass on a board and heat the back of the steel platen with a propane torch. Comes right off. I scrape the JB off while the platen is hot. I turn the glass over and use the other side.