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I have gotten into a bad habit of giving ever knife I've sharpened here lately an unwantwd recurve. What are some remedy for this? Right now I use a 1 inch jfelx belt on my grizzly, I know I know way to fast but it's what I learned on and this has only started happening as of late, any help...

is there a surface grinder for a classic Kmg that doesn't cost over 1000 bucks?

well after a grueling 20min on yhe grinder I have to say it was an success. I did however have to take more than I thought.

yea it was the thinest part of that blade and he torqued on it.

cleaning a deer.

cleaning a deer he was trying to break a joint apart.

so my uncle brought me the knife i made him back today. is there any way to bring it back to life or should I give it the proper burial ceremony and make a new one? lol

I know it came out two weeks after I had ordered my classic and buy the time I saw it I was out of the money I had saved for my shop. Just my luck...

So I just received an email that I can buy an conversation kit for my Classic Kmg to make it a double tooling arm. What are some of the benefits I can get with converting it?

Well then I must head in the direction of finishing my knives better because that is where I want my standard to be. Now...what all do I need?? A knife vise. Sandpaper. I believe that's all. If anyone has suggestions or tips please let me know. And also if anyone can point my in a vise...

It's almost an already broken in feeling.

I want to get a better finished feeling. Every forged knife I've ever felt feels different than my stock removal knife. To me them seem to have softer edges, if that is possible maybe even rounder, the spines are the biggest things I notice it on. How would I best achieve that feeling actually...

Should I re-use the same pins??

Ok well the dark deed is done. With alot of praying and a stressful few minutes with some "specialized" tools it's done and ready for clean up tomorrow.

The dark spot is super glue mixed with some black I used when I first out the scales on. I used copper pins and it scares the sh!t out of me to think of taken the scales off. The only knife I have tried that with I ended up needing new handle material after wards. This was my only piece of...

Ok, I've used super glue and it didn't fill the gap. What should I use now?

Sorry, it's horn

I have a knife with water buffalo handle scales what can I use to give them a nice polish look?

When joining two pieces of material for a handle. How is the best way to clamp it all together to dry? I'm confused with needing pressure on two differnet axis.

I cant seem to find how lone or cold I should allow my D2 to get in LN anyone got any advice on it. I've looked it up on the knife steel reference also from the company itself and still nothing. It all says it will benefit from it but other than that nothing.