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I tried it. Once. I don't know if my setup was wrong or what. But I couldn't get it to work at all.

I've done similar

You'll be fine until they start putting Krypton under your bed. Can't remember who 'they' are though. Maybe it's my wife

My L5 is pretty much gone also. I go to a pain and spine clinic that gives me corti-steroid injections and once a year they do a nerve ablation. Works like a charm...sorta.

I'm feeling it as well. I'll be 70 this Spring. Best to you at Christmas and a Happy New Year

Definite Hamon activity. This is at 600. I'll probably take this to at least 800

WIP: A small drop point. Christmas present for my stepson I posted this knife a while back which, at the time, turned out to have carbon build up rather than a Hamon. Since then I've sanded some more and I may have a mild Hamon, though it doesn't show in this photo. Currently at 320 grit...

I get it. It all depends on whose buying and how much they believe it's worth.

Wow...I agree. Knock 10K off and he might have a winner.

That sounds promising. There is also Fiebings Gun Tragacanth. Which slicks the leather edges to prepare for edge finishes. I just leave it as is. Though there are various colors of edge finishes to really make things sparkle

I think it would be worth a try. I've tried grinding from my shop stool a couple of times with mixed success. If I can get my grinder to tilt that way I may try it.

I usually do my initial grinds with 60, 120 and 220. At 220 I send out for heat treat or heat treat in my forge. After that I'll usually start with 320 then 400 and 800. Sometimes I'll stop at 400 and hand sand from there. I usually keep belts longer than I should. But once they start to glaze...

Thanks opaul

Finished up this Chef knife with Bocote handle, red liners and AEB-L steel. Convex grind. This is available now on my Instagram page.

Same here. Mine has open rails though, so maybe that's the difference?

I didn't. Just as is

You young'ins. I'll be 70 this spring. :cool:

My Ortur 10 watt diode laser is sufficient to leave a nice mark on AEB-L hardened to about 61-62 that won't come off easily. I made a mistake on one of my knives with the laser. After sanding with 220 for about half an hour to clean it up, you could still clearly see my mark. Though it was much...

You might want to browse through either USAKnifemaker.com or KnifeKits.com to see if there is anything that might work for your knife.

Very nice!