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Not forged, stock removal.....farriers rasp, burlap micarta and kydex sheath. These are two different knives, both for Kiowa helo pilots...
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Here are a few things that I have whet my teeth on....
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Guys....I am in central Florida......any groups nearby?
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When we go up in Dec for about ten days.....I am looking HARD for an anvil.......in Florida, they are hard to find....wish me luck! I don't want to spend five hundred clams on one......
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Looks like 91 miles from the town our house is in.......and tis across the tail of the dragon.....I am gonna try ......and I really wanna go, but since we are going up on Dec.....it may be a stretch.....but now I know that someone is close to the second home!
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How close to Andrews NC are you? I have a home north of there near Santetlah......I may be up there then!
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Weird...two posts......oh well....thanks for the help guys. I have read that it is possible that springs like these could be 5160 or a similar steel, decent for blades.....any truth to this? I am sure it should be fine for cheese knives, openers, cork screws and misc. Stuff.....right?
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Very cool! Thanks.....that's roughly what I figured, just by looking at it. I see corkscrews, bottle openers, small knives and stuff in these springs!
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Very cool! Thanks.....that's roughly what I figured, just by looking at it. I see corkscrews, bottle openers, small knives and stuff in these springs!
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A local commercial garage door guy has given me two sets of springs. I have a smaller set, that rod is about 1/4 inch and the second set is pretty close to 3/8 inch........I probably have thirty feet of each if I uncoiled it. My question is, when forging this 3/8 rod out, is there enough material to pound out small knives? I guess I am asking, approximately how wide can I expect for this to come out, if I get it down to, say, 1/8 inch?
A Couple of My Knives
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Thanks! My micarta is cotton and burlap set in polyester resin. Sanded out to 500 grit and polished.