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Amazing resurrection what a treasure.

Thanks Don, I bought your book before starting this and have read it cover to cover many times , couldn't have made this knife without it. Many tips and procedures not found elsewhere highly recommended. I'll be referencing it in the future to do the nail nicks. Thanks again Mark

Thanks Arock and Steve, I always like to sharpen a pencil right after I sharpen a knife. Laurence I think it should have a nail nick, but I got excited about finishing it up and skipped that step, it is a nail breaker and would still need to grab with thumb and forefinger. . I need to make a...

WOW!, You guys made my day Thank You !!! Mark

This knife started 4 years ago with Bruce Bumps "Swayback Wharncliffe WIP" http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?9824-Swayback-Wharncliffe-How-To Thank you Bruce it never would have happened without your WIP I've read it a thousand times. I started and made a pattern from an old pruning knife...

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I don't know what's wrong with me stepping into this with absolutely no qualifications. I do want to learn. 1. 4 The center image seems out of scale to the other two, and the back ground is a little to busy for me. 2. 2 The dark shadow below the center image bothers me, I keep looking...

Great score congratulations on your find, love the last pic.

Gift sent and due to arrive tomorrow, Tuesday the 16th.

.001" = a Mile add yours.

Excellent, looks like you've overcome all the major hurdles and then some. I'm getting close to finishing my first, had the three positions right on, then screwed up the closed position decided to finish it up and will do more. Really enjoy making these. Mark

So that's why I come in from the shop all bent out of shape:confused2:

What are the handle materials the inlays are set into ? So glad to see this type of work I've done a little and plan to do more but have never seen this level of work. Thanks for showing . Mark

I've had trouble with this recently as you have . The above mentioned flux and solder with the use of a heat gun instead of a torch and the biggest thing was to use an acid brush to paint the solder once flowing. Bruce Bumps Tutorial helped. Post #41...

Is that Aldo?

Hi Jess Count me in, thanks for doing this. Mark

http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?9824-Swayback-Wharncliffe-How-To/page3 Post #27

My wife came home with a real nice hammer and said you gotta go there's a bunch of tools and big wrenches. Went over and the people were sell a relatives mill wright tools a bunch of hand made wrenches this being the best of the lot that turned into my shop door handle. A friend wanted me to...

I don't need to label that item (location) I'll remember what (where) it is.