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Very beautiful knife, and an amazing sense of working outside the box! Great Idea very well executed! God Bless Mike

Any Troop would love that rig! Great work! God Bless Mike

Thanks for sharing! Cant wait to see it finished! God Bless Mike

That looks like the ticket! I have spent a lot of years working in respirator required environments, and for comfort, I think I will look into one like this. Is everything self contained in the hood? Thanks for responding. God Bless Mike

I agree that knife making can be a single endevor, but i like you hav had the local Boy Scouts over a few times, as well as friends and their children, when my Son and Daughter were younger those time we had at the shop are cherished memories. I have had many a day where I needed to be alone...

Fred Is yours a full face enclosed PP respirator?Ii have seen one the was more of an airshield that blew filtered air from the top of the head blowing any contaminants away from the breathing zone. Can you elaberate on yours? Thanks and God Bless Mike

John Nice blades, also cruised your site, VERY impressive work! God Bless Mike

Randy Im running out of cool descriptive words to use on your posts! Seems like Beautiful, Amazing and Wonderful are common place with your blades. Glad to see you not sitting on your luarals! Those are some very nice knives. How fine are you finishing that buckeye burl?? Looks like you could...

Nice one Laurance! That 2 finger forward grip looks like it would be comfy to use also. That wood is stunning! God Bless Mike

Congradulation! Hope this new chapter in life is all that you want it to be! God Bless Mike

Just a question on the type of buff. Has anyone tried any of the felt buffing wheels? God Bless Mike

I use somthing similar to Joes, excet I used a 1" angle and drilled 1/4" holes every 1 1/2 " and welded a 1/4" nut. I have a iece of thin (1/8") aluminmum (sp?) that I lay between the blade and the angle iron and fix the blade with a clamp or vise grips. Once mountrd in my vise, the srews from...

I am experimenting with not a double hollow grinder, but a double flat grinder. Im utilizing 2 flat KMG platens with a direct drive on the motors. My question is this, if i have the same manufaturer same speed motor that can be wired to Counter Clock Wise and the other Counter Clock Wise...

All AMAZING trophies! I have always dreamed of hunting Africa. Some day....................... God Bless Mike

I have to agree with Laurance. even though I started with a vari speed, I very seldom use mine at over 50%, and fine sanding at slow speeds (20% or lower) to say an 800 grit makes hand sanding SUCH a breeze! Gpd Bless Mike

A good rubber based glue I used "Shoe Goo" on one once and it did OK, I used internal pins. Great handle for compitition type or hard use knives. I got the material at Tractor Supply, but i belive some of the supplies sell it in handle size quantity. Do some searches, there is quite a bit of...

Same here! Wish my 1st had looked that good! Keep em comming! God Bless Mike

Eric Im currently working on my shop. My plan is to use two 20' container boxes or "Conex" boxes seperated 20' apart. Then truss over them with 40' trusses and a sheet metal roof. So I will have 2 "shops" one for grinding and dirty work,one with a heated and cooled 8' "office" for detail work...

Thank you for your input everyone. I Have a feeling I will go with the Edge Pro. Seems to be a solid system with quite a versitile range of stones. Thanks, and God Bless Mike

Helps tremendously Mike! Thank you for posting that information! As i am getting deeper into the chefs knives im realizing there is a whole diffrent level of "Sharp"! God Bless Mike