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Thanks! I know they are cookie monsters deluxe! (raisins are toxic for dogs).

That looks like a very strong knife that can be carried with confidence.

Mathias Wandel, this guy is great!

Modified fighter, more of a show piece then a working blade. However the knife was extensively tested on a viscous Pit Bull, well...you can see the results for yourself.

Does anyone have a good working knowledge concerning the possession of small pieces of ivory and the law? Are there a couple of reliable references/links that someone with some experience could recommend?

The old Craftsman lathes are good and are available on Craigslist fairly often.

I bought one on Ebay a couple of years ago in the $15.00-$20.00 range, I wanted to see the wooden sheath, it's kind of interesting. The handle is too short and the steel is soft but I do like the sheath.

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What amazes me about Ben Abbott the most is how he makes every move that he makes look easy, talk about a "natural".

Yes, that burlap came out nice.

CHEVROLET! :) Thanks, I always enjoy the Shop pics. Damn, Jesse, that's some nice equipment! I love your handle material stash.

I noticed the bead work to match the spacers as soon as I viewed the photo Paul, that's a nice touch. Good work! Love the skinner.

Exactly what I was thinking. Alignment was never an issue for me either. It may have been another issue rather then a tracking issue. One of the very best benefits from building one's own grinder is that they are easy to modify, upgrade and/or fix if the need or want arises.

Something that needs to be mentioned in the thread is the fun of building one's own grinder, it really is an enjoyable task.

That engraving really stands out, very nice work, Sir.

Nice work, Cris. You compete.

Wow!

I built my first grinder and I have had very good luck with it. It is a good way to go.

Jim Duxbury said that the new Resp-O-Rator has had a filter upgrade. He said that it now comes equipped with a type of "canister" that will accept N95 filters or that a heppa-furnace filter can be cut down and inserted into the canister in a pinch. I am looking forward to recieving my new one...

Jim Duxbury the maker of the Resp-O-Rator, sent me a note this morning saying that he has them available again.