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Bossdog, Nice spear point and I really like the carved bolster & Handle!:35:

Fred, Get the rubber ones, There is not only less chatter but the slight give the 70-80 durometer hard rubber wheels take the metal away faster and aren't as hard on your belts.

Ed, Thank you for sharing your technique, tools and even your secret weapons!:3: Looking great!

:s12201: Rounding the corners sounds like a good idea. Great looking rest and grinder!

She could be right you know?:3:

My experience of working on something has been quote the opposite. While I agree with ed whole heartedly to be engaging, polite and cheerful. I am over 6' 4" and find that sitting, polishing up my knives with a wax & soft cloth with a smile works very well to engage people that then ask me...

Aloha Tyler! Welcome to the Pack here at KD's. I have Family in Kona area of the big Isle. I am over due for a visit and I need to get back on Hawaiian time.

The do it yourself stuff for stabilization is far better than a few years ago but it will still take you a while to get it right! You need to chat up someone that's be doing it for awhile and then give yourself some trial & error room. I personally stick with Professionally done stuff from...

To paraphrase Henry Ford, It's not how low you fall, Its how high you bounce from failure!

I have owned or current own a Hardcore Products, A Cootebeltgrinder.com and a KMG. The Hardcore being my flagship, the Coote, My first real big boy grinder I purchased almost 20 years ago I built onto a dolly and now use it portable, off the tailgate of my truck for demo's and sharpening work...

Great way to build a hollow grinding wheel. :les: I have a small jet lathe but I don't think a 22. something inch wheel would fit on that little jet I have? More like about half of that, Ill have to measure it. I want a wheel or that 22" diameter or larger for some Japanese culinary knives...

whatever works!. I've used the pyrocem glass, bathroom tile from the alley dumpster, You want it to be FLAT, Hard and to dissipate heat faster than the steel platen.

To my good friend Bubba-San, Hang in there buddy! You have a couple of Months to rest up? Stay in touch with them for the actual filming deadline. I worked with the left field gang in Vegas just briefly went I was in a segment of Pawn Stars. They are very nice people. Looking forward to...

Or at least take the Platen out and true it up on a 6 x 48" belts sander. That's what I do in between glass pieces.

I have my water jetted blades of AEB-L 0.70 thin HTed and Bevel grind post. I take the bevels to a zero or pretty darn close. They come out great!

Calvin, You should be proud!

Justin, The damaged nerves are starting to grow back. That's why it hurts more. Ask me how I know?:biggrin: PM me your address. I'll send you a set of skins. They also help by keep wounds covered so the heal faster. Tell me Small/Medium or Medium/Large? Medium/Large are Gorilla sized!

Textured JB weld? It's back to the drawing board my friend! :15:

I stabilize Bubinga and then use an oil.

Flatter glasses or find some cheap flat readers from the drug store?