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I just went to a friend' house and used his belt surface grinder. I did 7 fillet blades,two dumplins, a skinner and a caper n A2 and two drop points hidden tangs in A2. I did 7 cowboy knives and 4 clip point hidden tangs in 154cm. That should keep me busy for a while.

When I make it I use 1/8 inch 1084 and .o6o 15n20 for the bright.

I use the pin or thong hole in the butt or tang of the knife to run some 1/16 wire though it and make a hook so it will wrap around the wire. I can hang 8 bundles in my semen tank and then individually pull a group up the neck at a time when ready.

Carefully pour into a cooler then as you said upside down to get them out. You will loose some liquid due to gassing off but as you said will learn.

Culpeppers now goes by KnifeHandles!

I knew some makers who used to use the Rite dye on cow horn should work on giraffe.

More than likely it has been dyed. Knife handles periodically announce when they are going to dye stag and you can send it in to them. Additional finish can be waxed or using boiled Lind seed oil to get the shiny finish at the end.

I hand stitch but go back over the stitching with a 6 per inch wheel to align the threads.

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I once made a comment that i take the edge to a dime thickness and got cut down for leaving it too thick. I still use a dime as my guide and have no problems grinding it hard.

Guys if you need atop quality photo of your knife I highly recommnnd Phillip Schrei. He did an outstanding job for usat the show!

They used to recommend 1550 for 10 minutes. I don't know if that has changed.

This Saturday at H& H Shooting Sports Facility we will have 53 knife makers plus Jantz Knife Supply,Traditions Leather Supply, and Texas Knife Steel attending. We have a free admission show for customers. Outside we will have BloodSport Cutting Competition going on from 10 am until noon. After...

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I only hollow grind and use a chisel edge to clean scratches up. I learned to go across the hollow on an angle to keep full contact with the steel.

I mainly use them post heat treat. You can really find out how the grit marks are camouflaged when you hit them with the 220 git. I have even taken them to 1200 grit with the stones. I use them with an oil and it seems to help removing when it is a slurry. I can thank Jerry McClure for showing...

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I just use boiled lindseed oil.

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