Nick Riggi
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Texas Knifemaker supplyCurious who you fellas are using for heat treat services? Peters? Paul Bos?
thanks....Jeff
just sent some out today!
Texas Knifemaker supplyCurious who you fellas are using for heat treat services? Peters? Paul Bos?
thanks....Jeff
Had mine done by JT Custom Knives at https://www.jarodtodd.com/. AEB-L. Had Cryo and surface grinding done on by blanks. Measured within .001-.002 the length of the blade. I had one blank that was .060 for a steak knife and it was as straight as an arrow. Extremely happy with his service and I will use him again. These were the first stainless blades I've worked with and without a heat treating oven I sent them to him. 1084 and 1075 I do myself.Curious who you fellas are using for heat treat services? Peters? Paul Bos?
thanks....Jeff
Finishing up on a couple. First one is a Spruce pinecone and white resin. Natural micarta liners and pins. A Father's day gift for my Dad.
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Second one is an Alabama Damascus with dyed maple. Still some clean up work to do and I'll get better pictures of it later.
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I used them for the first time recently and was quite happy with the results. I usually heat treat my own. If you are only doing a few knives they are quite a bit cheaper than others.Texas Knifemaker supply
just sent some out today!
That's a good one too. Great execution!I've done one other that I think turned out nice. It sold very quickly. I have another pinecone set in orange that I think will look nice too.
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That is drop dead gorgeous material. It is so unique!! The colors and the spacer material just work together well!! Where did you find that at if you don't mind me asking??
Hey Craft! I purchased the scales from a seller on Esty. Sellers name is AfterTheAdventure. He carries them in various colors and has some very nice ones listed now.That is drop dead gorgeous material. It is so unique!! The colors and the spacer material just work together well!! Where did you find that at if you don't mind me asking??
They look great!Finishing up some sheaths. These are my first try at pocket sheaths. Still working on technique to get the stitching to look nice, and I may need to source stronger clips, but I think I'm getting the pattern dialed in.
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2 of the Bowie handles are shaped and man I dont know why I dont use nothing but Ironwood! Love how this stuff finishes. I have not even buffed it.
Yes!! That is a hard one to learn!so I'm deliberately slowing down and hopefully won't make the same mistakes again.