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Holy Smokes!! WOw!! That is crazy insane to say the least! You two make an incredible team! That is some of the sweetest looking work I have seen! I can't wait to see the gun.

Thanks everyone for the great comments! Hey Dwayne, there is no solder. I just use epoxy. I have made knives like this for the past 5 years with no trouble of the spacer coming loose. As I am assembling the handle the bolster is already in place and pinned. Each spacer piece is seperetly...

Lookin godd Buddy!

Do your belts ever wear out?? That is a sweet grinder.

Here is the latest knife I finished up. This one is almost 9" overall, Chad Nichols carbon ladder pattern damascus, Wooly mammoth ivory bolsters, Wooly mammoth tooth handle, Brass liners & spacers, wandering vine file work, and finally a elephant skin inlaid sheath. Those are wooly mammoth tooth...

It does look to be great quality and that is a screamin deal. I would realy like one but the ones I have looked at are always about $2000 shipped. I will have to take a look at enco. Thanks Bruce

Awsome Blade Bruce!! Hey whered ya get that sweet RC tester??

WOW!! Thank You Very Much Roger! I am sorry I missed that show! Very Nice Pics!

Sweet!! COming along nicely bruce! I'm Diggin' It!!

Wow Bruce!! That is a beautiful blade. I am realy digging the feather pattern!

Thanks for the explanation on the accordian cut and ferry flip. I have wondered about the streangth of the ferry flip also. I guess as long as it is a good weld it should be pretty durable. I have used a few pieses of damascus that was made via ferry flip and they were awsome looking. What do...

WOW BRuce! That is way cool! I'll bet it is kinda scary folding out that accordian, or is it not to bad after you have done it a few times? This basket weave is an awsome pattern. It has always been one of my favorites. Do you alway accordian cut yours billets or do you sometimes slice it up...

I am not very smart when it comes to this kind of equipment, but I have been looking for the same stuff. I have been searching all the used machinery websights and looking for some of the older equipment. Even though some of it was built in the 60's some of the old milling machines and surface...

http://www.mcmaster.com/#grade-a2-steel-bars/=5xr6jj I would try some A-2. I know it is not a true stainless, but is more than others & is a very tough steel. Mcmasters is cheap and has a huge selection in different sizes.

Hey Thanx Guys! Ed & Les Those are just what I was looking for! What are the highest voltages used for anodizing? I noticed the one that Ed posted goes up around 120vdc and the one Les posted only goes to 30vdc. I was thinking you needed higher voltages, up around 70-100 vdc, to reach some of...

SWEET!!:cool:

Hey Chuck, That is a realy cool website! They have some neat stuff on there. Thanks

Growing up my father was a butcher & this is the only type of stone he would use. We always used WD-40 for the oil. I have always used WD-40 also and it seems to work great for me. Ed Fowler also told me he used kerosene on is india stones. Hope this helps.

O.K. This might sound kinda like a silly request, but I would like to buy or make an anodizer & I bet some of you have bought or created your own. I would like to get some input and some visuals on what you fellors have going on with these things. If you don't mind post a picture or two so the...

That is an awsome looking blade Bruce! I will have try some of that antiscaling compound. I do have some that I bought from brownel's that is not a powder but almost looks like morter. You smere it on the blade let it dry then put the blade in the oven and harden it. It also just kinda falls off...