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Keith Willis and I enjoying the best hammer in in the south. Deep in the Vancleave Mississippi backwoods at the shop of Paul Lebatard.

So magnetism is not a problem, that's good. I rarely change paper before it is used up but when I do I don't have a problem gettig it back on the disk properly. I use a 3M spray adhesive but i cant remember the number right now.

I see the disks are magnetic, do any of you users have a problem with the magnetism holding your grinding swarf to the disk while grinding?

I was reluctant to try a disk grinder but now I love it. I have so much more control over my grinding . I dont use the Neilson disk system because i dont see a need for it.

John, I do the small, thin folder blades from start to finish on the disk. Bigger folders and fixed blades I start on the 14"wheel then finish up on the disk.

I flat grind all my blades on my disk grinder, it's variable speed. I have two others that are variable speed, one for flattening handle material and the other for handle shaping before hand finishing.

One of my most prized possessions is my Raymond Richards knife. I take it out every now and then and admire it, study it,turn it over and around and look at it from every angle. There are no flaws in it and Knifemaking mastery is obvious in every aspect of it. Thank you Ray for this masterpiece...

And a big thank you to you Brad Lilly for running for his program.

Paragon makes excellent equipment. I really like my Paragon.

That looks pretty good!

Looking good Keith!

Hey John, That thing is as purty as a speckled pup! I like the, no gaurd design. Guards get in my way when I'm skinning.

Ken Thats a cool old knife. I've seen them before but know nothing of the value of age. He's lucky to have it.

Yes, I know I'm out of the loop, I like it here. I hope you get the eight point.

I don't even have trail cameras.

Paragon has had that problem for years. I don't know why they won't solve it. I tried to bend mine to adjust it and the weld broke so I just jumped out the switch. Other than that it's a good kiln.

Merry Christmas to all of my Christian brothers here on Knife Dogs!

Thank you for your kind words gentlemen. Merry Christmas!

I made one of these for myself earlier this year but sold it the day before the ICCE show. So I took off some time from hunting to make me another one. I made the blade .100" thick from CPM-T-440V, hardened it to 61.75 Rc then hand rubbed it to 15 microns. I bought the premium Sambar Stag from...

Thank you for this Bill. Merry Christmas!