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It's not too bad today. Cleaned up and ready for heat treatment

Sense it's the storm of the century in the Northwest and I'm hiding from the rain and wind I decided to make a pair of camp knives.... I submit to you the Camp Choppa. I had a piece of .2x1.5" 1084 that was the perfect length for a chopper inspired camp knife. Ground and drilled Bevel...

Cool idea

Very clean lines, nice work

Nice work

Thank you for the replies and information...I will use these to make some decorative law art for the wife. :-)

Thank you for the reply. I did some more calling and found the blades are of the ones in the link below. http://www.prdiamond.com/products/diamond-saw-blades/green-concrete-asphalt-saw-blades/ I still don't have any more information regarding the steel though.

I was given around a dozen of these PR Diamond Asphalt cutting blades and would like to use them for knife making stock.  Each blade measures just under 18" in diameter and are .125" thick.  I called the company and they told me they were high speed tool steel with molybdenum but...

I was given around a dozen of these PR Diamond Asphalt cutting blades and would like to use them for knife making stock. Each blade measures just under 18" in diameter and are .125" thick. I called the company and they told me they were high speed tool steel with molybdenum but didn't have any...

Will do, yes the blade is etched. I had a lot more detail in it to start but when I dipped it the acrylic I used came right off... What you see there is my best salvage job.

I'm struggling with a craftsman 2x42 now. Thanks for the input, I'm going to hold off for more ponies.

I'm making a knife for my Jiu Jitsu coach. It's a monster.

Nice, what steel did you use? * nevermind, I missed it in your post.

I love the handle and leather work? What kind of wood did you use?

Nice, thanks for the tips

Will this motor work well for a 2x72 Grinder build?

Very cool, I'm sure she will love it!

1) I ground it already hardened and it was slow going...I am going to anneal the next one at 450 for two 1hr cycles and see how that is to work with. 2) Due to the hardness of the rasp I cleaned it with a wire wheel and degreased very diligently, drilled into the inside of the scales and...

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A farrier buddy of mine gave me a pile of rasps to play with. I went to the grinder and this is what developed....these things are HARD and it was slow going. I finished to 400 grit and threw some canvas micarta scales on. I'm going to make a sheath this weekend....im ready to take...