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The vaseline will keep any glue from sticking where you don't want it. There will usually be a small seam of glue at the front of the scales....I use a tool I made from a brass rod (1/4", sharpened to a needle point) to "pop" off any glues that seeped out the front of the scale/tang joints...

Beautiful work,I really like your pivot screws do make those or buy them?

I was also getting the samething as you,I would run my belt just slightly over the edge of the platen then push the knife up to the platen to cut in the bevels and was getting a swoop and a more square bottom on the bevels,so I got too looking and noticed one side of my ceramic platen had more...

1080 with curly maple dyed orange 6 1/2 aol.Give me your opinions

great design,very nice

Thanks for the compliments.Yes the front of the scale are kind of thin,I originally did not plan on them being that thin at the beginning,I did not pay close enough attention to them when cutting the scales and how they would come out finnished,I will next time.

This is my fourth knife I just finnished.It is 1080+ with curly koa,flat ground with 400 grit finnish on the blade.Tell me what you think,critisism is welcome

Hi,Folks I am from upstate Sc and have just started making knives (four so far) ,stock removal method.I just finnished building a NWG that I welded and it works real well.I have lurked around the site a month or two reading the great info and everyone seems very friendly,I look forword for more...

excellent,really like that necker