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  1. Brad Walker

    Multi-part handle

    The second one looks much better!!
  2. Brad Walker

    Multi-part handle

    You are correct!! I just repeated the process on another set and actually paid attention to the base as you mentioned! When I applied pressure with the clamps, the small pieces of liner moved. Totally missed that last time. I took a small pick and pushed them back into place and reclamped...
  3. Brad Walker

    Multi-part handle

    Happy Monday!! Short version: I would love to see your set-up for gluing multi-part handles together. The story behind the question. So I tried my first multi-part handle using some scrap handle material I had. I was actually please with how it looked when I got done. However, I ended up...
  4. Brad Walker

    Inherited Knife - Need Help Identifying!!

    Knife Magazine has an encyclopedia of markings, as well as a knife maker registry. I searched CX and C X in both and didn't find anything matching that. I was thinking that the ABS also had a registry, but I couldn't find it. Good luck!!
  5. Brad Walker

    Stacking AEB-L During Heat Treat

    Makes sense. Thanks Chris
  6. Brad Walker

    Stacking AEB-L During Heat Treat

    Ok, so a newby question about heat treating. I am not trying to take away from Randy's original question but this is one I'm struggling with. NJSB says that as soon as the blade is at black heat and magnetic, it can go back in for the next process. Does the kiln need to cool to a certain...
  7. Brad Walker

    First Knife Request

    Gorgeous
  8. Brad Walker

    new maker from Idaho long time knife enthusiast

    Welcome. This is a great group
  9. Brad Walker

    Clay Hamon question

    That seems to be what I've heard. As I understand it, 1075 works better. I am flush with 1084 so I'll have to make the best of what I've got!!
  10. Brad Walker

    Clay Hamon question

    It's 1084. I'm glad I'm not the only one!
  11. Brad Walker

    Clay Hamon question

    Hello Everyone! So, I attempted to make a hamon using refractory cement. It took, but only partially. The top part seemed to work well. I drew lines moving toward the edge but they didn't show up. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this? I used a popsicle stick and a skewer to draw the...
  12. Brad Walker

    Simple Tip For New Knifemakers

    Awesome. I normally wait until the epoxy is non-sticky and the sit with my brass chisel and remove the epoxy. It comes off pretty easy, but there is still residue. I'll try this on the next one. Thanks!!
  13. Brad Walker

    Bladeshow 2021

    Still pissed at my oldest for having to graduate high school when I am supposed to be Blade Show!! If I had only known 18 year ago the consequences of my actions!!! :D:D:D
  14. Brad Walker

    Knife Dogs Online Meeting?

    I'm game
  15. Brad Walker

    Bladeshow 2021

    I wish I could!! My oldest is graduating on the 5th.
  16. Brad Walker

    Epoxy Dye

    usaknifemakers has a good assortment of colors. It's under the Alumilite tab
  17. Brad Walker

    What can a Redneck do...

    Very Nice! Looks almost store bought!! :D
  18. Brad Walker

    Paracord wrap on Kydex sheath...

    Well, darn. I was hoping it was something simple!
  19. Brad Walker

    First sale

    Congrats!! It's a great feeling isn't it.
  20. Brad Walker

    Paracord wrap on Kydex sheath...

    Very nice!! What did you use to cut the long holes that the multi-colored Kydex wraps through?
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