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Sure love the way you come to the forum to offer work !! I'm not into the multi making thing for tools but I know that for some it can be a fun way to go. Frank

Very true, Ken. Frank

So there is someone who likes color as much as I do ! Frank

Good you have come here. Sure wish I had made that hammer in. I would have enjoyed it so much. Frank

This is a great place to come, get and give ! real nice people here ! Frank

And, Ken, I forgot to mention there isn't any finishing work needed. Frank

Wasn't Steve Kelly to have the right sized ones available? Frank

I have used kasenite many times. It goes on great and seems to wear just as well. It seems to me I heated the area red and then covered it by sort of rolling it in the kasenite. I would repeat this several times. Yes, this was for a sear and the gun was shot hundreds of times afterward without...

Hi ED. Try Gene at eugeneiveronson@g mail.com Frank

I got myself into a terrible etch situation while I went to a very light pressure on the wand. Why I got into doing that I don't know, but that created a very poor etch. I was a log time finding the problem. Frank

Scott, did you actually have a knee replacement or a repair of some sort? My replacements happened several years back and now I may need more work done on y right knee. I'm sure pleased for you that you are getting along so well ! Frank

Great ! Frank

Hello again Ken. Go to "Your input on disk grinders" below Frank.

For "regular" discs, I use a 1/16 piece of cork under the sandpaper, except for 60 grit where I use nothing. In fact the 3/4" - 1" foam pad make up does a beautiful job on curved handles: both metal bolsters and scales of all types. A member was good enough to post a picture. Frank

Next time I talk with him I will point that out. He sure enjoys trying to help people. Did you see that post I did on making a disc up with a layer of stiff foam for handle shaping? Frank

I believe it's a real cooool tool !!! And remember I'm a huge fan of Rod Nielsen's disc grinder. You have it all there with the magnetic hub and magnets as Rob uses and the variable speed control I believe is necessary. I hope people will realize making one for yourself or helping a friend make...

Make sure the banding is SS. A lot looks like it but isn't. Perhaps a little vinegar or rub from a lemon might give a for sure answer? Frank

Joseph. Impossible to make a replacement blade without having the knife. I wouldn't do it in any case. I expect the cost would be about $100 minimum per blade. Frank

Yes, Don, aren't both the folder and the pictures the very BEST? Frank

I too think it's a great looking folder !!! I have a suggestion that I hope may make the stippling easier to do and more even. Cut the basic outlines with a rotary tool and as very small round bit - say 3/64 - . This will give you a pretty rough line and then clean the cut curved lines with...