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I was hoping that super glue would seal it good enough as i don,t have a stabilizer set up........the bone i have appears to be a rib bone and i got 5 good sized handles out of it........it appears to be similar density all the way thru on the section cuts .....have you ever used it as handle...

i anyone have experience using sea cow bone for handles........does it need stabilizing?......it seems to have a porous texture that will collect buffing compound if polished........i was thinking a super glue finish.....any suggestions?

I always grind freehand for flat or hollow grinds......a tool rest restricts my movements too much......when i am grinding very thin fillet knives etc I use about 4 of those little rare earth magnets and an appropriate size backing bar and it gives me plenty of thickness to support the blade on...

I use a pair of 1 1/2 hp 3600 rpm baldor buffers that i bought 40 years ago and i use 8 inch buffing wheels on them.......I can really put a lot of weight into the buffer without slowing them down........as long as you develop good safe buffing techniques you can buff handles,blades ,any thing...

smells like dog poo.......if you are cutting up a large chunk it kills the bandsaw blade and it plugs and ruins all the fine grits of grinding belts but worth it at the end of the day.....

Check out his website........he has a Goliath II model for sale at $140,000

Edmund Davidson is the king of intregal........that is the only way he makes knives.....he has been doing them for years.......check him out

the description and wording of the ad along with the price is screaming china made.....nuff said

hey guys the one thing we need to remember is the percentage of people that are potential customers for our handmade knives is really small and the comments and valuations from the bulk of people remaining are not valid and nothing to pay attention to........every time we sell the buyer their...

I do not use aeb-l.......does it still warp if you are heat treating the blade before grinding the bevels? I grind all my thin blades post heat treat.

tracy.......do you mean bob loveless?

they send the money to your email......check with your bank.......it is free

why not just take e-transfer and boycott those sites totally........they are sounding a little crooked to me

I get good results with a rotary platen running slow.......also finish up with a 3m micron finishing belt 30 micron and then 15 micron......there is a huge difference between the trizact and the micron belts for finishing......i usually stop at 45 on the trizact and got to the micron then

I got the price from amazon.ca..........shows you they don't work for cheap.......lol

I see on amazon site the book dimensions are quite small........like 6 by 9 inch......are those dimensions correct.........also in canada the price is $52 .......which seems a little pricey compared to the KNIVES series of books

I am using a lot of chicago screws on my kydex knife cases.......I have had good luck on amazon.ca

do not be afraid of a buffer.........practice on handles and assorted parts and pieces......I have 2 buffers at 3450 rpm and 1 1/2 hp that i have used for 40 plus years and I buff everything that i need including all my knife blades and edges with no problems..........it is just another tool in...

probably would work on a smaller blade 3 or 4 inch if it is as thin as you say......always better with the oxy /act

maybe you should use the oxy/act torch and do an edge quench........you can control the heat a lot safer......very easy to warp those thin blades heating in the forge.......added bonus is you will get a cool hamon