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Thanks for the offer. I'll see how it goes as I would prefer cash. But a knife is always cool!

I have two old style 100K Atlas Burners for sale. I bought these originally to build a two burner forge. But I've decided to stick with stock removal. And I have an Atlas Knife forge for small work. I'm asking $50.00 for both. Thanks

Very nice!

That's my thought as well. I couldn't justify the price for just marking my name on my knives. But as you say, it's a very versatile tool. You can etch and cut many different items with it.

Chris and Chris thanks for the feedback. I may have to wait a bit until I have the funds. But I'm pretty sure this is the way to go.

Very nice!

Thanks opaul. That's certainly less expensive. And yes for now just etching my makers mark might be the least expensive way to go. I do like the looks of these laser machines though. And as it turns out the re-furbished unit I was looking at was European 220. I can't use that. Though I'm sure...

A bump to this thread. My home built etching machine just died. I had put in a new transformer and I ended up with smoke instead of an etch. Boss Dogs etching kit is over $400 and it looks like I can get a factory Pre-owned Ortur for the same. Sounds like a no brainer. However a few questions...

I understand now. Does the small wheel holder that Boss Dog sells not work with the KMG? I would think at worst you would need to buy the size arm that works with the KMG and then attach the small wheel holder to that. Then just get the wheel sizes you need. Not a cheap option at a bit over $200...

Do you mean internal grinding? I've never heard of Interval grinding before

Nice run! Good looking knives!

I can understand your frustration. Haven't broken any ribs (yet) but other aches and pains slow me down. Take the time to let them heal properly. Hopefully you will get some guidance from your doctor on how much work, if any, that you can do while they heal.

Without a mill I'd say you've done well on those saw teeth. Though I do think Chris Railey was headed in the right direction with his comment.

Thanks for the info. Using an angle grinder like that is an interested method. I'll have to give it a try

It's getting there. What process did you end up using for the fuller?

Welcome aboard! Nice work!

Very nice!

That's what I learned to do. It made a big difference in my grinds.

Walter Sorrels has one. In this video he shows it at about 9:02 If you join his patreon site he has plans for it. Scraper or Bo-hi

I belong to one here also. They will be quite helpful. If your Mom belongs to AARP, which I would recommend, they also have many resources. Good luck on your knives and your care giving!