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    Very special Christmas gift.

    My Dad, who is now in the Nursing home with Alzheimer's, trapped for a living all his life. My Mother had some of his traps made into this. This one is mine! Couldn't count the fox, mink, coyote, etc. this trap has caught.
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    This dog is dreaming.....

    Check this dreaming dog out, there are a few videos of him there. :s12137: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2BgjH_CtIA
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    Cracked bowed basement help!

    Hi all! I am planning on moving back to my hometown this spring. Last weekend I went house shopping, and found the perfect house. I love it! But when I looked at the basement, three walls were bowed and had horizontal cracks. Worst wall was bowed about two inches, for 20 feet or so. The wall...
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    H-13 steel

    At work, we just scraped out some die inserts. They are H-13, and there are 8 of them. I can cut them and get 8 chunks 6x6x1 inches. Would have to bring the hardness down before they could be cut. Would H-13 be worth the effort? Several smaller chunks can be had also. Maybe an ax or hatchet...
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    Radiation

    Here is the story! I loaded my pickup with scrap aluminum and took it to the scrap yard. I drove on the scale, unloaded, and drove on the scale again. When I went inside, I was asked if I was undergoing radiation treatment because I set off the radiation sensor, "both times I drove on the...
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    Making a steel

    What steel does everyone use for making a steel? How hard does it have to be? Thanks Dave
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    Cutting help

    I have a 6 x 36 sheet of A2 with lots of knives traced out on. Now.. I need to cut them out. Will need a bandsaw of some sort. What do you use? I have been thinking of converting a 9 or 10 inch wood saw into a metal cutting saw. An old Craftsman, Delta, Homecraft, or what ever. It will be a...
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    Steel choice

    Hi all, I am about to place an order for enough steel to make a dozen or so knives in 3/32 1/8, and 5/32. All I have worked with is O-1. Would like to try something that won't rust or stain as easy as O-1. I can do my own heat treating (Have my own electric oven)or will send it off. I see...
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    2nd knife

    Here is my second knife, Pictures are better, but still not great. Guess I need to make a light box and use a tripod! This is a takeoff from my first, except it's a drop point. Blade is 1/8 o-1 hardened to 59 and finished to 400. Has green spacers and brass and green mosaic pin and hidden...
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    Question on o-1 blade

    I heat treated 4 blades, to rockwell of 59. I am mirror finishing one, that took a nice mirror finish. But... In the right light, and angle it seems to be covered with little pits. Can these be taken out, or do I just have to live with them? Is it just o-1 or is it just me? I started wet...
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    Finally... my first knife

    Really poor quality pictures but you will get the idea. o-1 1/8 tool steel blade oal...8.25 Blade length... 3.75 Handle material... Buffalo horn Green spacer material Copper pins and bolster Rockwell tested to 59 Scary sharp. Sheath is 8-9 oz leather diped in hot wax, mink oil mixture...
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    Hot Rods you own pics... Lets see them!

    !980 Plymouth Arrow. Original 4 cylinder replaced with a 360 V8. Not done yet but getting close. 3 years into the restoration. Very rare. Will be about 2500 LBS. Sterio system is vintage pioneer component cassette, mostly NOS. Awesome sound. Lets see your Hot Rods!!!
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    Heat treat ?

    Hi, I am about ready to heat treat my first knives! Since I melted my homebuilt oven down, I will do it at work. At work, we have two ovens. They were both just recalibrated, and will work great. I plan on making a rack and doing four blades all at once. Blades are o-1 tool steel that I will...
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    bead blast question

    Do you blast before or after heat treat? Dave
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    Hi all, knew to forum and knifemaking

    Have been looking at the forum, and decided to join! Looks to be decent folk here, and skilled as well. Some beautiful craftsmanship! I do spend some time on rimfirecentral.coms knife forum, and was introduced to knifemaking there. So far, I haven't compleated a knife, but have a few ready for...
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