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What can I say! Inspiring.

Here's two old french knives very thin, I measured at the spine. [/URL][/IMG][/URL][/IMG]

Keep those photos coming it could be a mini WIP. Just trying to get you to reveal some more of your secrets.:detective:

Improve your work destroy your sanity, use an optivisor and take pictures on the macro setting.

I'm learning and having fun at the same time imagine that! Sequence is a big problem for me not that it is for you but I feel better now that you mentioned it. Overwhelming amount of content, anxiously waiting for more.

Love it!!

I want to do it all, but as you said it's about time, I'm 64 and retired, thought I would have tons of time to learn it all,no. I've always wanted to learn lost wax casting and found the complete set , centrifuge, wax injector tons of wax vac. pump etc. everything needed except crucibles and it...

Interested, sent an email.

Thanks Bruce, I hope so, beginners luck I suppose, lots of improvements needed I'm trying to speed things up, should be finishing my first lock back next week then back to slippys.

I find all those Japanese names annoying and all the pictures, labels and quotes amusing, what's the other kind of tape?

This is from "The Antique Bowie Knife Book" by Bill Adams, J. Bruce Voyles, Terry Moss copy right 1990 page 64 and 65

I've made 2 liner locks from kits a few years ago and recently made my first slippy from scratch so not a lot of experience with folders. With my first lockback in the final stages the side to side blade play is noticeable. I used an 1/8" pivot with a 3/16" bushing, blade reamed and lapped to a...

I.05 oz. ! I want one in my pocket!

Walt To answer your question on how to patina brass I have used this method, very unpredictable and slow, you have to repeat the process. http://jewelrymakingjournal.com/easy-patina-finishes-for-copper-and-brass/ C Craft Thank you for your response I think we are talking production knives vs...

Brass was widely used in the early to mid 1800s, in "The Antique Bowie Knife Book" by Bill Adams, J. Bruce Voyles, Terry Moss copy right 1990, I went through approx. 50 american made knives dating from early to mid century and found at least 11 knives with brass guards, pins ,pommels, and tip...

I like the way your damascus pattern complements the spider theme.

I like it, the sheath with mag retention and the file logo add a ton of interest. Well done! Mark

I've read through this thread but may have missed. Granite surface plate and height gage.

I was wondering also. googled "strip sander"-images and found this http://www.olsonsaw.net/index.html