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I like it!

I don't think my Knifemaking skills are any better that Craig's or John's ,far from it but ,I would pien that pin. Drill the ivory out bigger with the next size number drill from 3/32",just drill about half the depth of the hole. Carefully pien a little on each side,flip pien,flip pien until you...

Thank you Dan but I'm not the first to use carbon fiber for a liner less slipjoint.

Craig, you've made another masterpiece!

Thank you Frank!

I like that!

You knew I was going to ask!:biggrin: Good looking work there Brad. I guess I'm going to have to get you to build one for me if I want to find out how well it shaves.

Thank you Jay. Yes the joint is sunken so that sharp corner is not exposed.

Thank you for your compliment. No I have never used AEB-L.

Thanks Brad, Yes these are very lightweight, 1.06 ounce,these are lighter than the last ones because I didn't put a shield in them. But don't mistake lightweight for weak,flimsy or delicate,the carbon fiber is unbelievably strong.

I don't get much Knifemaking done during turkey season but I did manage to finish these two this morning. 2 1/2" blades,3 1/2" long closed,weight 1.06oz. Sandvik 14C28N stainless blades and springs,carbon fiber frames.

I'm with you Ray. I'm a firm believer in daily ,lifelong Bible study. It's the word of God,why wouldn't a believer not want to know the word and will of God?

That flyer is correct.

This is a group formed by Tony Baker and Austin Moody. The purpose is to distinguish us who make our knives one at a time by ourselves in our own shop. We make all our own parts and do our own heat treating. To get in the group you must be recommend by an existing member. There are currently...

I'll be there!

In honored to be a member of this group.

Frank and John are giving you the the truth about how to fit up your lock. I use 11degrees also on the blade also.

I finished these two today. My BHB-S-S linerless,bolster less,lock back folder. Blades 2 5/8" X .109", closed3 5/8", weight 1.6 oz. The blades pivot on bronze washers,the lightening strike carbon fiber one has bronze pins,the carbon fiber one has stainless steel pins. I'll have them at the Blade...

Your plate should be hooked to your positive jack and your pad to your negative jack. For a DC etch you want the current to flow from the blade to the pad. You have your pad hooked to the proper place but obviously your plate is hooked to them wrong place. I don't know which jack it should be...