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Wow that's a good idea! Thanks a lot Schreiber!

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Thanks for sharing! I know it's a controversial subject but a sharp drill bit for me is the one that manages to make a hole and period. if it is damaged I just buy another and try again. One thing I noticed recently is to use nuts to check the angle of the edging, as shown in the attached pic.

These are looking nice! Congrats! whould you mind showing detais on this plunge line control? Thanks

That's It! Hope you guys enjoy! Big hug!

My craft brand..maker mark..Norton Custom Blades.

Some blood..rsrs

Dear friends Here are some photos of my last project, a knife for kitchen and barbacue. Hope you guys like It.

Kevin Its corrosion with nitric acid. If you guys are interested I can do a tutorial the next time I use this technique.

I think it turns out really nice!

Thanks Rick! Von Yes, made this way to better show de wood grain. This wood is called Ipê roxo (Handroanthus impetiginosus). I know this may not be the strongest attachment for the scales.

This is a neck knife made from the same 5160 carbon steel.

Hi all I'm Norton, knife making hobbyist from Brazil. I love this forum! It's full of great tips and great people! I'd like to share some photos of the last work in progress and finished knives. Thanks all knifedogs for the excellent knowledge platform of knifemaking! This is a kitchen knife...