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  1. brucegodlesky
    Once that thing is running, it will be oil covered anyhow. but if you must.... 2K primer then fill with Bondo. Sand, 2k primer then topcoat with the color of yer choice.
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    I've cold stamped perhaps 100 blades wqith my Buckeye stamp and it is as clear as the day I received it.
  3. brucegodlesky
    IIRC, some of the guys over at Forgemagic were forging spring traps. Y amight check there
  4. brucegodlesky
    Do a seaerch for Buckeye Engraving, they're in Ohio and also Henry Evers Company? I believe that Riverside maxchine does them also.
  5. brucegodlesky
    I'll call it a utility :-) Good start!
  6. brucegodlesky
    JPH, you're goin' back a looong way :-) with the QCC. 1950's anyhow.
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    good job Finnr!!
  8. brucegodlesky
    Another one come trailing behint yesterday. 120+ Mousehole
  9. brucegodlesky
    Steve, the stickies are just what we need. Thanks bruce/birdog
  10. brucegodlesky
    Seems the consensus is composite. I was curiuos as to what guys were using. I tried leather on my hammer and it just kept stretching and stretching. Finally switched over. No wonder they invented composite. I have belting and gator clips but thanks guys for the contacts. bruce/birdog
  11. brucegodlesky
    Use a flaty faced hammer for the last coupla heats . Then sprinkle some water on the anvil while straightening the blade. It will blast the scale off.
  12. brucegodlesky
    Steve, I rather enjoyed the open-type discussion we had, other than the folks butting in with non -knifemaking stuff and verbal meles. Like Irnsgn said, you da boss. jmo
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    I have an old Browne and Sharp(I think) surface grinder that had a motor added to the back to run it. I checked the original motor and it still works. I reckon the belt broke and they just added the other motor rather than go thru the aggravation of making a new belt. My question is, should I go with a leather belt or a composite? Thanks bruce
  14. brucegodlesky
    Thanks Steve, I thought mebbe you were using some tooling of some sort to do the crimping.
  15. brucegodlesky
    Wilkinson anvil. 183 under the heel. Starting the yr off right :-) I had to give $20 for it :-)
  16. brucegodlesky
    Nice stuff Steve! How are you "crimping the billet" ?? Thanks bruce/birdog
  17. brucegodlesky
    There is a local iron shop with a 50# Little Giant as lawn art/advertising. And no, it isn't for sale :-)
  18. brucegodlesky
    Great job on your cable!! Nice sheath also. You do that on a hammer or by hand? bruce/birdog
  19. brucegodlesky
    Covforge, that's the best Christmas gift ever. I can guarantee that your life will be now changed forever.
  20. brucegodlesky
    coupla anvil tools
  21. brucegodlesky
    Fred, I didn't know you frequented those places :-) Nice work!! bruce/birdog
  22. brucegodlesky
    Classy!! Keeo up the great work! bruce
  23. brucegodlesky
    I preheat the weld area(3/4" either side), do the weld, then post heat the same area.
  24. brucegodlesky
    check ebay or amazon for 'Pounding out the profits". I fgot mine 6 months ago for about $70 +or-
  25. brucegodlesky
    Nice lil carry piece. Good work!!
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