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I use alcohol to see the grain. Not the drinking kind. :D

Same here. A while back the on-star in my pickup didn't work. When I called them I was told it hadn't been driven in so long it needed a reboot.

Sorry I had forgotten to post.

Stag and Titanium frame lock flipper with .130 Alabama damascus raindrop pattern. Closed length is 4 3/8", blade length is 2 7/8", overall length open is 7 1/4". Width across widest point of the frame is 15/16". Weight is under 3 ounces. Small, light and a smooth action will make this a...

I'll post a picture later.

I place my pins the same distance on both ends of the scale. When I shape the front of the scales I grind a pretty steep angle to a thickness of about 1/16-3/32". I scribe a radius for the front. I sand and buff that as a finished area. When I sand the scales the shape of the finished area...

Was that the Little Rock show?

Keep the snow shoveled off the roof.

Thanks Ed.

The lock bar on my folders. Helps to reduce lock sticking and reduces wear on the titanium lock bar.

I use my variable dc power supply to carbidize folder locks. 40 amps works best for me.

My son in law sent this picture of my knife from Iraq. I wanted him to have a blade at hand.

Not a presentation box but: https://www.uline.com/Product/Detail/S-20043/Special-Use-Boxes/16-x-3-x-2-Evidence-Box-Knife

I also plumbed with thoughts of moving my compressor outside in a enclosure. I've been too lazy to move it. I have an N-closed electric valve that opens when the first bank of lights are turned on. I never shut the compressor off. TV and stereo go on and off with the lights too. Hahaha.

I plumbed my shop with copper air lines also. I didn't install a condensate bank, but use a water trap on both the compressor and the plasma. I also put a foot or so of down pipe below every wall air outlet with a drain valve. I rarely see and moisture from them. The most used air line in...

Kevin, be very very careful! If y deal with Gina she will damage your "lemon squeezie". I don't blame you for not doing business with Homer. His focus these days is burgers. Obviously this is no way to attract a person of your stature.

It's best to just stay with Homer's.

With thoughts toward helping new and younger knife makers I talked my way into three forklift forks. I've cut one up and welded it into a different configuration. It's 5" wide, 4" tall and 15" long. Figures out to 85 pounds. I've found a new home for this one. Two boys 8 & 13 with a dad...

EDC's are made every day from bowie knives. You should follow that trend. Not that is a bowie but still.

I etch my mark then cover with fingernail polish then etch the Damascus.