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I’m I’ve been meaning to buy a couple of these but have yet to do it. I have to different grits of scotchbrite belts that I also use. I believe they are fine and very fine. They do really well but they don’t get everything out from the previous grit. I typically go from my 120 ceramic to the...

Ive tried going up to 220/400/600 bit I get quite a bit of chatter when I do. I have a nice grind through 120 and the second I go to the 220 it gets messed up. I don’t know what to do to eliminate the chatter so I’ve stopped using those belts for anything but handles. Any suggestions for that?

I have one of Ed Caffreys sanding sticks and I use windex for lubricant. I’ll just keep at it. I’m sure it will get there.

It’s been a bit since I’ve been able to work on my KITH for Austin. I was able to get it heat treated and the bevels ground. I started hand sanding and plan to really taking my time to get all of the scratches sanded out so it has a nice finish. I ground the bevels and the flats to 120 then...

That all turned out really well Dennis! Very nice!

Heikki, that is beautiful! If you want to make something like that for your KITH then feel free!

I finished these two this afternoon. Both were pre sold. 80CRV2 steel. G10 Scales, liners, and pins.

I’m not a military man but as a Deputy, I typically call everyone I don’t know personally either Sir or Mam. Just a respect thing. I’ll just address you as Bruce from now on!

Very nice work Sir!

I got the blank finished this afternoon. Next I’ll drill the holes in the tang then start grinding in bevels!

I’ve had this problem before too. The only thing that has worked for me is sanding it out. I used a high grit 800 to 1000 and cleaned the sanding dust out often. I believe the G10 is actually burned a bit which is causing it to look that way.

Hey everyone! I think I’ve finally decided on a design for my KITH knife. This is my interpretation of a BBQ knife. I have made a few of these now and have been really happy with how they turn out. Every one I’ve made has turned out better than the last. It will be made from 80CRV2 and...

John those are a great idea! I think I’ll go for something similar. Also, can you explain just how big a metric butt ton is? Inquiring minds want to know.

Question for everyone... If we are making a kitchen/food prep knife, should a sheath still be included? If not, what would be an appropriate substitute?

That amount of manual labor looks terrifying. Good luck Sir! Looks good so far!

Looks like a push dagger of sorts! I’m excited to see the progress!

I had a request for a BBQ knife a few months ago. My brother in law requested I make a BBQ knife that he wanted to give as a gift. I drew up a few designs and this is the design he liked best. The guy loves it and because of him I’ve sold two more! These are the last two I’ve finished up...

I’m in!

A hunter I made for my dad. 80CRV2. Hunter Orange G10 scales with grey G10 pins and liners. Etched and stonewashed flats with polished edges. I’m my opinion it’s my best knife to date.

Welcome fellow Oregonian!