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I would have bid on his knife because it was beautiful and by a great maker, with great materials and GOOD marketing The NRA has some really effective workers and a large customer base. The inclusion of some mild steel into damascus because it came from the towers is actually silly...

What was it ?

I've seen others use Google Sketchup, it's free.

Bleach will bubble and fizz and strip galvanizing

Brian Fellhoelter has shown it in the past

I didn't mean to imply it was simple If I were to do it I'd pull all heavy power components and mount them on the heat sinks already built into the case. The cheapie would be completely "destroyed" to do that. No it would not be time efficient. Lee, how much to fix the old one ?

I'm in Canada so my prices will never correlate with yours in the US We sometimes pay double or triple your welding gas prices from the info I've gathered on some welding forums. We have a minimum charge and or minimum weight so it's always been that much give them a call. I was thinking...

I'd put one of those cheap chineese ebay vfds inside that nice sealed case.

I've seen it done, but you still have to have the cylinder filled eventually Have you tried these locations? They should be able to provide both, especially the closes branch that is a fill station Give the 1-800 number a call and see what the closest location is...

That could just be frozen condensation from the air. Dry ice is pretty dense and very cheap. I can buy it at several local welding shops

I wonder if the folks that started that put a rag on the top of the open bottle and tip it into the rag. If the rag is used or dirty, it will contaminate the bottle. Clean new paper towels are a big help.

If you're in the US, you can sign up on the Starrett website and get a wall chart plus the little cards free. Plus there are people selling those free charts on Ebay.

There's info in this post that may help you http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?27360-Looking-For-the-right-direction&p=228640#post228640

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_BH6HqpPtk

If you use a carbon steel, then Peters or individual members are the only services of the commonly used ones. If you're just sending one knife at a time, Peters minimum batch price is high if you're not spreading it over a couple dozen knives. If you pick a stainless like 154 CM or cpm 154...

That would be a nice feature, discount it by the amount you would have spent on your local shipping.

I like those KB controllers too. If Mike reads the manual for his controller, he will find he can add a potentiometer so he has twisty knob adjustablity.

I can see the first embedded photo, but none of the others that are "attached"

I think I saw some photos, maybe in this book http://www.amazon.com/Bowie-Knife-Unsheathing-American-Legend/dp/193146412X

That's a great event, Hopefully I can make it someday.