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Also check the info on Eddy Caffrey YouTube channel. He has some good info there too!
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I sell knives thru my local ACE Hardware. They are all of new steel, and I have destroyed several of them to see just how good they are. The most new steel has cost me including shipping on hunter size is $3. Better safe than sorry...
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Use devcon 2 ton. It will handle the job and sets in about 30 minutes. It workable in my area after about 8 hours.
http://www.devcon.com/products/products.cfm?family=2%20Ton%C2%AE%20Epoxy
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I stopped using 5 minute epoxy years ago. It dries brittle. The 2 ton waterproof stuff is good for a few knives. If you're looking to make knives on an ongoing basis get some GFLEX epoxy. That stuff is the best I've found. I order it off the internet.
Mixing equal parts together is the key to most epoies. Read the label carefully as some epoxies require a different mix ratio.
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Very nice!
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Nice! Great use of left overs. Fantastic way to increase profit margin. These should sell well.
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Very nice! Can't wait to see your next one.
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Very nice. Interesting way to open it.
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That's a great idea. I'm going to share it with some of my younger knife making friends. It should be very cost effective for them. And would give them a way to etch their projects without having to wait for the weekend to come to my place.
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I really like the handle also!
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Build one of these and use it to have better control over the process:
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I have used BetterBond's TC-20. It's made for this job and has worked well for me. I have used it on knife projects and on a couple of other wood projects where I used copper as accents and wanted to have more than just mechanical hold.
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I use the VSM belts all the time. While not to costly they wear pretty fast. Good for one knife when new and Ok to profile 3 or 4 more. The cost makes them a value for what you get out of them.
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If you haven't bought many parts already look at Wilmonts Little Buddy kit. It's a nice way to go and if later you want something else the accessories will be use able.
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Put more pressure on the mid point of the blade and draw it straight to get the line straight. Use a push stick if you need it. Sway your hips instead of moving your arms.
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The "Reaper".
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Neo Tribal Tooth!
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I currently use a basic 2x72 from Pheer Grinders. Been using it for 3 years. It works today as it did when I got it. It's a 1hp. End of tge year I will have save enough to buy a Wilmont TAG 101 with a 2hp motor. I have used it extensively and realized it's time to upgrade. The Pheer is a good starter unit and Jose the owner of the company is great to deal with. -
Very nicely executed first knife!
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Very nice knife. The sheath is well crafted and compliments the knife.
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Very Neo-Tribal looking. I like it!