Recent content by Jungleboy

:35: With a bit of Sanding these will make fine Sacales for another Modified Knife. I was afraid to start Modding Knives at first, but when my Grinder broke, I had to hang it up for awhile.(The whole making from Bar Stock) Right back at it now. Upgraded to 1/4" Pins, and made a nice...

Very nice Work!

Thanks Eagle.

Thanks Guys!

I don't know, as I don't have a Caliper.

Here goes.... I got the G10 Scales from www.USAknifemaker.com, and am very pleased with how they worked out, this being my first time using G10. Definitely won't be the last!:1:

Jungleboy here, this is the First Chainsaw Bar Knife I have ever made. I plan on making more. Here's what she looked like when I first laid Eyes upon her. Hope ya'll like it, I sure do. I've been useing and carrying her proudly every day for a Week, and man o' man, she...

So many little Tricks and Secrets were revealed to me in that Video!!! And the Wooden Wheel Grinder, with its hinged Gravity Tension System, or whatever you would call it, That I am Confident I could build!!! Thank You for this Post, from this Newb with so much to learn. Oh, and I agree about...

I like it.

My USMC Kabar is all chipped to hell. The Finish, not the Blade.

I'm loving it. Very nice. That is one mean looking Knife. Nice work Bush.

Well, using Canola Oil and making sure it is hot enough, I have gotten rid of that Scaly Bubble look.

Well, I ran short on Funds for my last Build, so I used Canola Oil, Preheated to 130 Deg. F. Still got some Scalyness, but not as pronounced, and after Three Temper Cycles, I feel I have got a good thing going on til' I can afford some Parks and Aldo 1084.

That's nice! I love the Shape, and I'm about to do my first Cherry Handles today. Now I get an Idea what the Scales will look like.

Thanks Lagrange.