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Wow stunning knife, great job John.

Great knife John I really like the sculpted guard or spacer

Awesome knife it looks super clean, nice work

Hi Erik I used a 6" wheel and started with 1/4" stock. The finished blade is 0.005" thick. Calvin that's the best idea because I would cut my face off with one of these. Thanks guys

I managed to finish up another razor. This one is a little more conventional. The blade is O1 with stainless hardware and ziricoate handles. I also made threaded inserts for the handle so the screws are the same on each side. The blade is finish is 2000 grit. And before anyone...

All the best smithy. Cancer sucks. They can do a lot more for you now then they could even 10 years ago.

Nice work as usual Calvin. I bet they are feather light

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Wow that's awesome damascus, I have no idea how you got the blade blue but it looks great

Outside the fact that's 1000$ Canadian, I think you got a heck of a deal.

Awesome job looks great

Wow nice stuff, Caleb you do a great job capturing the fine detail

I have some Ziracote exotic wood. Have any of you guys ever worked with it? Should it be stabilized or not? http://www.wood-database.com/lumber-identification/hardwoods/ziricote/

Congratulations on the new addition to your family

Rob at https://www.knifemaker.ca/ Mike at http://www.mossingtonknives.com/supply/ I Rob is a member on here, great guy to deal with. I have never bought anything from Mike so I can't say anything.

My father gave me an interesting gift tonight. This folder was my great grandfathers knife. There is a rumor he used it a little, its not quite mint condition:biggrin:. The blade has been opened and shut so much there is only half the lettering on it but I'm sure it says Sheffield (and he...

Shave? you mean cut the whiskers off my face? Actually the client wants to sharpen it themselves so its going out dull. The edge is about 5 thousandths thick

Another razor I just finished, something a little different. 1095 steel with a dirty hamon and a firewood stand. All comments are welcome good bad or otherwise

Painters tape is your friend. Like John I finish my guard face and the blade before glue up. When I'm ready to work on the handle I often use painters tape to protect the guard and blade. If your using high carbon steel for the blade put a little wax on it first just to prevent the adhesive from...

I bought the 2x72 model it was a huge letdown. The Kalamazoo is not suited to knifemaking, I still use mine for heavy stuff like sharpening lawn mower blades and roughing out stuff from the forge. You don't have to drop several thousand if (big if) your mechanically inclined. Us Canadians have...