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    So I've been sitting on this for over a month...

    Looking at the design, I would never have thought the knife would have a problem with stress fractures. :biggrin: Seriously, I'm glad that Bob came out of the encounter on the top end. When you correspond with him, please give him my best and say thanks for his service. Carey
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    Plistix versus ITC-100....my findings

    Thanks Ed. That's good info. Carey
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    Different feathers

    Not only WOW but Holy Cow. All of them are outstanding but that last one really Pops. Carey
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    What exactly am I looking at here?

    Thanks for the answers Justin and Kieth. That's kind of what I thought but it never hurts to check up on info if you're not sure. Carey
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    Newbie $ about material

    I don't know about liquids but have you considered lexan? I believe it is or has been used in aircraft windshields so it's tough and it's fairly easy to work. Carey
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    Seeing if I still can

    Excellent Ray. Beautifully done. Carey
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    What exactly am I looking at here?

    Kevin, would the decarb be caused by too much heat or are there other causes as well? Thanks, Carey
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    Twice the Superconductor !!!

    Steve, that's just cool all over. Good luck with the Blade work. Carey
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    kitchen knives

    Welcome to KD. You might get a little more mileage on your question in the Kitchen Knives forum or even the Shop Talk forum. Good luck, Carey
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    My New SFC C-1 Custom Folder Just Arrived! Pics Included...

    Chris, that's is real pretty. Congratulations. You might as well go ahead and use it, you already got a fingerprint on it. Carey
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    52100 round knife?

    Ed Caffery had a thread some time back where he discussed the merits of different steels when used in stock removal blades. Being an advocate of 52100 steel, he had read that stock removal blades of 52100 were inferior to a number of other steels in stock removal blades so he set out to do his...
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    Help my Loveless Nut fell Off

    Nice save Sticks. Carey
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    Fossil Folder

    Randy, thank you for the Mr. but please feel free to call me Carey. Carey
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    Mokume and MOP, who'd guess it would look good :)

    Awesome Papi. Carey
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    Scoliosis... My story

    Mike, May God guide, guard, and keep you and your medical team and all the talk be about how well the surgery went and the wonderful outcome that came out of it. Carey
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    Is it wrong to pray for a dog?

    Miss Lora, it's always tough when family doesn't feel well and can't tell us what's wrong. I'd say, pray then get her to the vet as soon as possible. Good luck and God bless you both, Carey
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    Buffing?

    Ernie, buffing is almost an art in itself. A couple of things to consider. The buffing compound does the work not the speed of the buffer; therefore, go with an 1800 rpm buffer if you can. Like grinding belts, most folks try several different buffing wheels and compound combinations before...
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    Help my Loveless Nut fell Off

    Don't ya just hate it when your nuts fall off? If I were faced with this dilemma, I think I would punch and drill most of the bolt out from the intact side then drive the pin from the other side. That way you will have less resistance to overcome when driving the bolt out. Just a thought. Carey
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    My fourth 4th

    It looks good. The lines are nice and the grind looks clean. The only problem I see is the sharp angle at the front of your scales seems that it would be a weak area and might be prone to break easily. You can get away with that kind of angle with metal bolsters but wood is more fragile...
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    Fossil Folder

    Very nice Randy. Carey
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