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Heres how I learned to do it. http://www.wrtcleather.com/1-ckd/tutorials/_leatherstitch.html He also has a sheath making video that is well worth the money.

I agree with your dad and Mr. Broadwell. If you want to be able to grind whatever idea comes to mind, you are best to do your grinding freehand. Yes, there is a learning curve and you will toss a few blades when starting out but thats a small price to pay for not having to design and make a new...

ATS34 and 154CM are pretty much the same steel with the same heat treatment regimen. Here is a link to a data sheet for 154CM http://www.rangeroriginal.com/CPM154.pdf Pick the rockwell hardness you seek for your application then consult the data sheet for the recipe. Cryo is nice, but if...

In general, stainless blade steels need more control than a simple forge would provide to harden properly. You need to be able to hold precise temperatures over a length of time (~30-45 minutes) which is usually a job for a knife oven. I'm not saying it cant be done, but it would be...

Spray em with WD40 and give em a quick scuff off with whatever grit you left the finish at pre heat treat. The carbon crap will come right off.

Here ya go Frank Thats a real beauty!

Glad to hear your wife is back to full swing. She did a great job on the shop wall 2thumbs As to your original question, I keep lots of firsts. I have the first knife I ever made (a 1084 hunter). I usually keep the first or a particular design or steel. I have my first 1084 fillet knife...

That thing is off the hook man bouncewow1. You amaze me with what you can do with that waterjet.

Sounds professional to me. goodjob1

Cubane is correct. the O.D. of the counterbore should be 5/16" when used with 1/16" loose ball bearings. Give Tracy a call and ask him if he has a bearing for that bore. I seem to remember him selling a one piece bearing assembly that took a larger counterbore.

Sweet 2thumbs That thing looks like it would fit right in to Friday the 13th part 85.

:haha: Link added 2thumbs http://andersonknives.ca/Links.html

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This is how to change the max temperature range for a SetPro controller: Change STP Controller from °F to °C. 1) Turn Power off 2) Hold down Up Arrow Key, turn on the power, continue to hold down the Enter Key until “Edit” is in the display. 3) Release Key 4) Display should read User4 5)...

You just need to reset the max temp setting. Here ya go bro. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=604524&page=2

Thanks Tracy!

Throw a generator on the side of it and it's multi purpose. Drag it out on the ice and you can do some fishing, when the fish aren't biting you can whip a knife together. :D

Thanks Paul. Long time no chat. Give me a call anytime, my number is in the book. Im off Sat, Sun, and Mon this weekend if you want to get together.

Thanks guys :) It still needs a little bit more organizing. I decided to shuffle everything around to fit my new surface grinder in and haven't quite finished getting everything the way I want it yet. It was getting pretty cluttered in there before the revamp.

Ill play too. Heres my shop. http://s961.photobucket.com/albums/ae99/teknition2/