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Ha! Luckily I wizened up and bought a grinder. :cool:

Thanks Bruce. Thought as much, but could not see it on the firsy photograph. I made a few knives in exactly this manner.

Bruce, how do you hold the knife down while filing?

This looks very promising!

Looks great! I especially like what you did with the spacers.

You did good Tracy. At the minimum it gives us wannabees an inkling as to what we are up against, should we endeavour to emulate you...:cool:

Welcome to Knifedogs.

Thanks John! If there is no objection from any other party, we can do that.

Stunning! Nice, sturdy knife.

Beautiful!

Looking good! I'll be watching for progress updates on this one.

Thanks gentlemen, I appreciate it and I look forward to participate. I will also ask a few of my local fellow knifemakers how they ship knives abroad and make sure that I am set up for shipping the knife in due time.

..or a carpenter, and yet there it is. All in one package. Great work!

Can someone from out of the USA participate? Sending stuff afterward can be problematic.

Interesting to see.

Great work John.

Hê-hê.....;) Mine was a ride-on mower blade of about 5mm thickness, and I persevered with disk grinder, files & sandpaper till it was done.

This looks like a really well made knife and I love how it's come out. Well done!

I've just realised that you should also be able to use this mix of yours for cleaning and lubricating your rifles and guns! You're a genius Opaul.

As I read this, I started wondering what John Doyle and Edd Caffrey's response was going to be and at the same time thinking "Did you read NONE of the previous responses on the topic of quenching oil!" You had me there until the last paragraph. o_O :cool: