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I second this. I just got one and have yet to explore all it's functionality but it's amazing. If you get one, see if they can lathe you down an aluminum tracking wheel instead of the contact wheel you can get. The metal wheel has way less rounding at the edges.

OK that's insane lol

That's amazing Recovery is so quick after a procedure like that. So glad you are feeling better!

Ahh good points, my table is the same size as my chuck on my Harig 618 so I was unfamiliar

Nice! I would find the right recommended wheel for that and grind the table myself. You want it perfectly flat and Trammed/square to the wheel itself, milling it could work though to get it close then you wouldn't have go grind as much.

Wow that's a cool find!

Milled bevels and all.. Amazing job bro!! That texture on the scales is really cool too

Very well executed! Is that a takedown construction?

Working on rough grinding today

Me either... The design can be seen from the pics

Very nice work!! Would you mind sharing that method?

Randy is spot on... Although I think a dslr can be beneficial if you put in the time to learn it (esp with video). This was done with lights and a light box (and black velvet), shot on my pixel and edited.

☝️I can testify that magnacut rough grinds (pre-ht) well! I got about 45 small blades on one belt

Looking forward to hearing your comparison! Will you keep track of how many times you can use each type before it is used up and you need a new one? I'm curious on durability

Wow looks like a ton of fun!

I also do what Joe says... Unless I want it dead flat on the end to act as a screw stop/bushing.

Thanks guys

All finished up! Buckeye burl is a piece I got from @rockb

I work on a lot of damaged kitchen knives pretty regularly. That is very generous of you Tracey to sharpen the first one at no charge! The problem with the magic chef is that it will create a hollow in front of the riccaso/heel of the edge which is a problem esp on the larger Chef knives as...

Well today I got the S relief ground in Then hand rubbed (only one side so far lol) to 400 grit Then I epoxied the bolster /guard on before I realized that I would have to remove for blackening Sanded the scales through to 1500 grit for a soft matte feel And finally removed the...