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Bubbasan - aka Jim Bieler back soon
Cool... The knife world will be complete again. Welcome back Bubba- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Knife Dogs Main Forum
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Ironwood skinner
Looks Good. Mike. Your work is smooth and clean. I love this one. Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Custom Knife Forum
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Thats not knife related
Nice bird, Bruce. Just outta curiosity, what do you think he'll weigh around , oh...let's say.... Thanksgiving? Just askin... Steve Just Kidding. Birds are great pets. We had a cockatiel for 20 years.- Steven Janik
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- Forum: The Dog Run
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BGS 618 surface grinder
Fred, if that doesn't work out for you. I have this one available. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?37873-Boyar-Schultz-quot-SIX-TWELVE-quot-surface-grinder The eBay auction ends today. it's a good machine at a good price. Just a thought, Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Knife Maker Shop Talk
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1095 and Mesquite Hunter
Nice, clean and sturdy. Looks like a little workhorse. Nice sheath also. Thanks for sharing, Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Knives for sale-Fixed Blades
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Laminated Hunter
Very Nice. I like everything about that one. Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Custom Knife Forum
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Survey Time! Enter your favorite wood here
Desert Ironwood and California Buckeye- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Knife Dogs Main Forum
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Hello everyone
Welcome to the pack! Keep the pics coming. That first one is a beauty. Regards, Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Introduction Page
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A couple of black beauties
Nice job Doug. Look like clean, honest, hardworking knives to me. Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Custom Knife Forum
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Beautiful engraving with some ivory scales..
Very nice, Mikey. Sweet and clean. Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Custom Knife Forum
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Confession from Ottawa, ON, Canada
Welcome aboard. Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Introduction Page
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Latest Knives
Very nice and clean. Thanks for sharing. Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: New to Knifemaking
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friction folder questions
Has anyone ever put a spring loaded detent ball in a frickie (friction folder)? How on earth do you keep these from opening in you pocket or pack? I love the look but don't understand the concept of this type of mechanism. just askin Steve- Steven Janik
- Post #23
- Forum: Folding Knives Forum
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Dewcarta hidden tang WIP (handle only)...
George, Great job so far. If I can make a suggestion, and you may already be doing this, I would put a row of small diameter pins around the perimeter. Maybe 4 above and 4 below the tang. Or... use a Corby bolt for the single tang pin. On a one piece hidden tang, the single pin will anchor the...- Steven Janik
- Post #9
- Forum: WIPs and Tutorials
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friction folder questions
Check out this thread by Todd Beggs. It may shed some light on the friction Folder pin and pivot locations. Plus it's a cool knife. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?29345-Todd-begg-friction-folder&highlight=Friction+Folder- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Folding Knives Forum
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Bird and trout/ small game knives
Looks like a nice, clean, very functional knife to me. I like everything about them. Thanks for sharing, Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: New to Knifemaking
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Make an Old Timer feel good
Today is Bruce Bump's 98th (whoops!! I mean 63rd) Birthday. Let's all give him a good ole Knife Dog cheer. Thanks, Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Knife Dogs Main Forum
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Black and orange sharp finger
That is just plain SWEET as it gets. Nice and clean, great job. Thanks for sharing, Steve- Steven Janik
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- Forum: Custom Knife Forum
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Sick of Desert Ironwood yet?
I never get sick of fast cars, pretty women, or Desert Ironwood. Steve- Steven Janik
- Post #9
- Forum: Custom Knife Forum