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Yes sir, haven't found any info so far. Thanks
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Not sure if this is the right place to ask this, but I would like to find out the maker of this beautiful knife. Has a maker's mark that appears to be -SUS- and a master smith stamp on the back side. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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Been a while since I posted here. Here is a small knife I made of 1080 carbon fiber and bolsters of Jose Gomez Damascus. This Damascus is some of the best I've ever used. Thanks Jose for producing such fine Damascus.
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Nice work!
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Outstanding!!
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Rich, No, that is not my steel. I'm not sure who made it, I've had the steel a long time. I havent made any damascus in a long time. Thanks for the comment
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Thanks for the comments guys
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Finished a folder a while back and thought I would post a pic of it here. Thanks for looking
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Finished a small pocket knife, 3 1/8" closed length. 416 stainless bolsters, laminated abalone scales and the remaining piece of the last piece of damascus I made about two years ago. Thanks for looking
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Here is my little Schaublin 70. I use it to make pivot screws and bushings. Accurate little lathe.
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Thanks for the comments. The bow is a PSE Blackhawk takedown.
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Here is a hunter I finished. It's 01 tool steel, soldered 416 stainless guard, red and stainless spacers. About 9" overall length. Deer antler handle. Thanks for looking, Buddy
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Finished a big frame lock with a forged 5160 blade, titanium frame and clip and carbon fiber onlays. Stainless screws. Thanks for looking
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Yes sir, that is very nice!
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Thanks for the comments guys, 5160 is one of my favorite steels.
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Forged 5160 blade and titanium frame, clip, carbon fiber onlay. Thanks for looking
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That is 1/8" thick G10 handle. I grind it to 800 grit, slack belt and rub it with scotch brite pad.
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I got the 1080 from Alpha Knife Supply
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Mitch, I finished the blade by hand rubbing to 600 grit paper. Guard hand rubbed to 800 grit then fine Scott bright pad.
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I really like that!
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Finished a Bowie with a 8" blade of 1080 and stainless fittings. Thanks for looking
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My Hardinge 47 split bed
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That is an absolutely fine piece of work!
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Yes, I think brass is a very common pin material, especially on factory knives. I would think the origional pins were peened on the handle material before the knife was assembled. I would think it would be hard to peen the pins with the knife assembled. I sometimes use a head spinner in a drill press to round over the heads of pins, but it does very little peening to them.
