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Thanks! It sure took a long time, but I am happy with the result. I'm trying to get up the gumption to start another one, but maybe that'll have to wait until...
Orest Lechnowsky
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Saturday evening I sat here and read the first 100 posts on this group.Some good information in there and enough that I dont have to ask any questions of the...
alphawolf45
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Aug 2, 2004
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All the knives I ever made were forged. Pretty crude until I ground and polished them...Not anything too fine even after considerable effort....So anyway ,...
alphawolf45
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Aug 4, 2004
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You'd be amazed at how often you'll hear similar stories from any of us. I used to be one of those die-hard "If it isn't forged, it's shite!" types, but not...
Oz
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Aug 4, 2004
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Oz With my setup I would have some tools that would be luxuries to a knifemaker.But I also lack some of the tools that would be considered essential like a...
alphawolf45
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You're right that you'll need to anneal the L6. There may be some change in the alloy near the cut, so I'd grind off 1/8" or so just to be sure. You can use a...
Oz
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... Yeup I am familiar with the "Keep It Simple Stupid" Approach..Reason for a folder is that I would actually use it...Well let me explain something quick...
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Aug 4, 2004
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Gotcha on the petrobond. I'm working on some experiments with lost foam casting, and have high hopes for it. I got some really fine sand to make casting sand...
Oz
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Aug 4, 2004
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Biggest problem with frogs and fish and such is that they squisharound and outta shape if you pack the sand on'em hard.I suspect flat frogs might look sorta...
alphawolf45
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I dunno - jest curious. During the bronze age , by what method was edged weapons made? Were they cast or some sorta hammered out cold with a rock ? I had'nt...
alphawolf45
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Aug 5, 2004
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My understanding is 'mostly cast'. Some forms of bronze can be forged, though. A few bladesmiths that I've spoken to have said that they routinely forge ...
Oz
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Aug 5, 2004
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Very interesting material OZ. I read every word there and in the links.Seems that fellow has found his path in life and is having fun with his livelihood.I am...
Steve Haushahn
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Aug 5, 2004
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Well geeeze--- casting is something like a subcategory of knives making like forging or scrimshaw etc.I am new here and I dont want to annoy anybody but do...
alphawolf45
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Aug 6, 2004
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I'm not all that experienced with casting, myself. Done a lot of melting, mind you, but very little casting of anything more complicated than ingots. I did a...
Oz
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Well I got my furnace together in February and am just now running empty on my first tank of propane.This tank is marked 100 pounds, looks about 5 times the...
Steve Haushahn
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Aug 6, 2004
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I'm just getting into using bone for handles and I have a question. Do I need to do anything to the bone to seal it so it won't crack? - Chris...
Christopher
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Aug 10, 2004
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i use super glue to seal mine then repolish without cutting through the dried glue ... Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage!...
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Mr Gerry Smith
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... The best way is for the List Moderator to allow postings only from list members who have demonstrated an interest in knifemaking. On most of the Yahoo...
Brad Smith
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I went to Blade Show West a couple weeks ago and had a great time. Anyone else on the list attend? One of the things I heard about was the California Knife...
Brad Smith
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Oct 3, 2004
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The Damascus blade I bought to build my first fixed blade knife is about 7 inches long - 4.5" blade and a 2.4" tang. I'm told it's made from 1095 steel and...
Brad Smith
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Oct 3, 2004
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Hi guess I am the new guy on the block so should do an intro. I have been making my own knives for a few yrs now.I do both forging and stock removal depending...
Robert
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Oct 13, 2004
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Hello all. I'm Ken and I live in Oklahoma. I have made a few knives using the stock removal method and am trying to build a small forge. I really want to...
Ken Williamson
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Oct 13, 2004
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Hello everyone i'm new to the forum and thought i would introduce myself. My name is Bob i live in Ontario Canada and have been making knives for about seven...
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Oct 15, 2004
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I've just finished my first fixed blade and had some problems when sanding and buffing the handle assembly. I started with a partial-tang damascus blade from...
Brad Smith
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Oct 15, 2004
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hey brad i too hav made one knife-also a fixed blade! had a helluva time cutting out the blade( no bandsaw :) and then had to use a normal woodworking belt...
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