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I’ve been looking for one for quite some time. A fabrication shop went out of business and was able to pick this one up for a good price and only a 2 hour drive.

I’ve been try to score a paper cutter but always a little late to the party.

Another way to do that is to use two sided scotch tape. Just be sure to clean the scales with alcohol to get a good bond. Assemble and light press in the vice and you have a scale sandwich. I’ve been doing this for over two years any it works better than a drop of super glue for me.

It was inevitable but it had to be done at some point to add a hardness tester to the shop.

Really liking your latest style of knives.

That is a difficult area to clean up after scales are mounted. Try using a credit card/thin piece of rigid plastic with Thin sand paper as your sanding block.

Beautiful work Dennis.

I agree DeMo. Every knife maker should have one. The carbide faced ones are expensive but worth every cent and keep going and going.

That’s a good tip. I cut and rip used sanding belts most of the time for that job.

Yep. That’s the sure way. Really easy to screw up if you don’t. How do I know that!?

I’ve had several but today’s was so relatively simple I couldn’t believe it’s taken seven years before it dawned on me. I’ve C- clamped many scales and they would always stick to the scale material. I was using some wax to help clean up epoxy run out at the ricasso and it dawned on me - spread...

I use black pigment. I like the separation it gives.

Thank you!