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Lol I just know for me personally, I just don't want to be using a good knife to pry on things especially or to be using a good knife as a screw driver. So that's what they are meant for. But everyone has their own opinions! [emoji4]

You talking about the mini prybars? I use scrap metal and grind a single sided bevel on one end, then drill a hole in the other end to put on a key ring. Then I heat treat and temper them the exact same way as I do my knife blades. They actually come in very handy on a key chain. If you need to...

I've bought a file guide last year from this guy. I've been pleased with it so far. The only minor issue I've had is one of the pins wants to slide too freely and will sometimes slip out when I'm adjusting it. http://www.billbehnkeknives.com/available_items.html

I'm amazed at the quality of workmanship in this thread! Great job guys! I'm currently working on the largest batch of blades I've ever done at one time! A little bit of everything in here. Drop points (both Loveless style full tangs and some hidden tang for stacked handles), a few harpoon...

[emoji1417] I agree a mirror finish sure does look pretty! Can't blame you for wanting to do it just once! Good luck!

Looks good! As far as the grit goes, I'm no expert, but what I do is start out as low of a grit as I think possibly might get them out and then after I sand a little, if I'm getting nowhere, then I'll go up to a slightly coarser grit. Then continue on if I need to until I find the grit that...

According to what kind of "welding steel" it is, it might still make a serviceable knife and might still harden ok, but you'd just need to find out exactly what kind of steel it is so you could do the heat treat and quench for that type steel. I agree with Justin though, 1084 is a great...

Great looking knife! Well done! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Thank you brother. I'm pleased with how it turned out! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Looks good! [emoji1417] Never tried lemon juice to bring out the hamon before. I might have to give that a try.

I just finished this little 3 finger Kephart for a friend. He requested black and red micarta scales and an acid washed finish. I'm pleased with how it turned out. It's 1084 steel 5/32" thick. 3"blade, 6.25" OAL.

Beautiful knife my friend!

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Better looking than my first knife!