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You just have to explain to her that she married a knife maker, and she’s gonna have to sacrifice. My wife had absolutely no problem after that. That gal is so happy go lucky ya know. She never, ever complains, and always tells me how awesome I am and that I’m doing such a good job picking up...

Mine is also shipped.

Drill a .75 inch hole through your dining room table. Mount the panavise so that the rotating part of the Dremel sticks in the hole when it’s mounted in the panavise. Easy peasy. That is literally exactly what I did the day I decided that the table was so destroyed it would just be like a “knife...

You are the one who introduced me to the Panavise. I use that thing constantly.

I use a Dremel in a panavise.

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Welcome! Let’s see some pics! We love pics.

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Are you Santa Clause?

Of course, I’m in. I honestly thought I had posted this already... gettin old I guess lol

Put a hollow grind down the center of the handle on both sides. Then you have much less surface to flatten.

That looks really good OP!

I don’t have a bandsaw, but if I did, I would find out what a bi-metal blade is and buy a couple. I bet you could get a year of use out of 2... even if you make knives everyday.

Excellent!

Absolutely amazing! Totally in love with this knife!!!

So I’m a little bit confused. Are you making “hybrid” scales?

Love it!! The hamon is stunning, and the execution of the details is flawless.

Pasture wood handle with a horse urine hamon.... smells like a successful combination to me.

I love them both. Crisp and clean.... unbelievable attention to detail.

Good job! Really dig the hamon and the contour of the handle.