Warncliff

[Keith Willis]

Warncliff???????

I've never ground a Warncliff style blade,so if this is not right tell me what I need to do.
What I want to know,is this right profile,or is there more to it??
Thanks,

God bless,Keith

 

[Bill T]

I believe that's it. Bill

 

[Keith Willis]

Thanks Bill,I also got a little help from Murph.
Thanks guys

God bless,Keith

 

[murphda2]

Keith, sorry this is so crude of a drawing. As I was telling you on the phone, I'm stuck at the office doing paperwork and don't have my drawing stuff with me. If you need a detailed design, just shoot me a message with you dimensions needed and I'll sketch you up a design tonight and scan and e-mail it to you in the morning.

 

[Steven Janik]

That's it Murph.
Keith's first grind was more like a Sheeps Foot.
Although Keith may be very fond of sheep, I don't think that was the design his customer was looking for.
LOL
Steve

 

[Keith Willis]

I'm going to leave the sheep alone:biggrin:
But I think this looks a little better.
What do yall think.

God bless,Keith

 

[Fred Rowe]

I don't know where the dividing line is, between sheep's foot and wharncliff but its a matter of degree. Some people like a little more radius, some like a little more of a point.

Always ask the customer.

Regards, Fred

 

[GHEzell]

I've always thought the main difference between a sheepsfoot and a warncliffe was that the warncliffe has a fine point... if it was me, I'd make the point finer.

 

[murphda2]

Looks good Keith.

Hey Steve, aren't you the one with the mounted sheep in your trophy room? :les:

 

[mike miller]

Looks to me like you are on line with the last picture. I like a finer point also.

 

[Keith Willis]

Thanks Mike,same thing the customer said.

God bless,Keith