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Bruce you might pay a visit to your lacal John Deer dealer, or such shop. I worked as a tractor mechanic for a couple of years after retiring from the Air force and we used a spring compresion tester that had an analog guage to test the valve springs as part of a engin or head overhall, it just...

Very Nice Dan! Jim

I recognize that masked man test firing that gun! Dave and I shared a testers table at Altlanta last year, Daves a great guy. Thanks for the great post Bruce it sure is interesting and instructive to see how your impressive works come about. Jim

Hi Bill I was wondering if you fellows have finished the Raffels for Ed's Fund raising? The reason I ask is because I donated a knife and have not seen any new actions in the last couple of days and I just wanted to ensure you fellows didn't forget or lose the photo and disription of the knife...

Thanks Tracy, not trying to be a pest but I know that emails some times don't make the trip all the way to there destination.

Hi Tracy Just wanted to be sure you recieved the E-mail I sent with photos and discription of the knife I donated to ED's fund raiser? Thanks for all the effort you and the guys are putting into the fund raiser. Have a great evening Tracy

Thanks For sharing the progress Bruce, I have been enjoying the process very much. Jim

Good to hear from another MN knife maker, welcome. Jim

Tracy Thanks for the heads up on this great idea, I hadn't seen this before now Count me in I will send a PM

Thanks Bruce, this is a very cool WIP. Jim P.

When I built my clone the belt kept traking tworde the machine, after some measuring and figuring I fount that my drive shaft was not paralell (or square)with the contact wheel shaft (or what ever contact tool). It is very important they are as paralell as possible. Good luck and have fun. Jim

Nice looking knife, please put me down for 779 Thanks. Jim P. Poling