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  1. Don Robinson

    Recurve and Saddlehorn Flipper Folders

    Very nicely done!!
  2. Don Robinson

    Do you know where the DVD's can be bought???

    Ed, until I read your post I thought I was the only one she treated this way. Other than trying to contact her, I never tried to do anything about it out of respect for Gene, who was a great friend.
  3. Don Robinson

    San Toku by C. Austin Moody

    Very nice!! :35:
  4. Don Robinson

    My first pic post!

    Nice one!!
  5. Don Robinson

    Zulu pattern slipjoint

    Another beautifully done slipjoint!!!
  6. Don Robinson

    Slipjoint #8

    Very, very nice!!
  7. Don Robinson

    Liner Lock with Copper and Wood

    Nicely done, Mr. Robinson
  8. Don Robinson

    “Tomb Raider” Dagger by Bruce D. Bump MS

    Wowzie!! I'd raid a tomb for that one. Congrats, Bruce and Caleb.
  9. Don Robinson

    Trio by Liam Hoffman

    Pretty knives, pretty photo!
  10. Don Robinson

    New (to me) Grinder

    During my knifemaking years, I bought or made several belt grinders, including the top names. I got rid of all of them and kept the SW. So I've probably made hundreds of knives and folders using only the SW. I still have it and use it regularly.
  11. Don Robinson

    Knives made in the past few months

    Glad you're back, Frank. :60:
  12. Don Robinson

    Mammoth molar folder

    Love everything about it!!! :happy::35:
  13. Don Robinson

    Double detent foler

    Great new idea and very nice work!
  14. Don Robinson

    "Fatboy" Slip Joint

    That is truly a beauty!!
  15. Don Robinson

    Horologist's automatic knife

    Wow!! Love it. Amazing.
  16. Don Robinson

    2nd slipjoint

    Nice work!!
  17. Don Robinson

    Another Small Drop Point

    Nice work, Frank!
  18. Don Robinson

    Questions on soldering/brazing rig

    That looks just like mine, but I think mine is a Smith's. It's a regular size, not small.
  19. Don Robinson

    Questions on soldering/brazing rig

    I have an air/acetylene torch. It is designed to suck in air automatically and mix with acetylene. No oxygen bottle. It just hooks up with the small acetylene bottle. I fabricate silver jewelry with this. Melting point of silver is around 1800 IIRC. Silver solder melts at 1400 degrees F.
  20. Don Robinson

    Questions on soldering/brazing rig

    I use an acetylene/air torch. No oxygen. A small bottle as pictured above lasts for months.
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