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Yes Traditional steel most likely would as you say, bend and hold like Aqua Net, but who could really afford to buy and destruction test 1 of those?:confused: I was referring to some various modern Diff. HT 'd (Hard back soft spine) W Hammon (Some were forged 9260) Katana's testing. Today a...

OK thanks for the info.? :D

hello thereThanks Frank!:yea! I always heard that water cuts and oil polishes, and when sharpening W certain things, that does seem to be true; but now I really have to wonder if that's just like the whole feed a fever & starve a cold thing; just a interchangeable wives tale! Next time I Hand...

Great Lesson, I loved it, thank you!2thumbs

My .02 cents Great idea and no weld tutorial, thanks OP!2thumbs SBranson;43037 I wasn't asked but here's my thoughts addressing your concerns FWIW. :bud: You could Just make the slot a bit more narrow eye ball or mark the area out on the threaded rod then file that section down to fit the...

Thanks, good looking out! 2thumbs

Ditto!:D

Good job thanks!:D

Same thing happened to me! What's up?

I think that would be a very interesting 1 as well! 2thumbs :bud:

+1 Interested in this:D.

+1 but W/O solder just show us how to do a proper fitting surface to surface micro seam. 2thumbs

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Great suggestions!2thumbs A round or regular shaped Carbide tile blade for a Hacksaw, and a small Abrasive cutoff wheel would indeed work great! Small abrasive cut off wheels are very versatile, and can create lots of possibilities if you give it some thought. Just a suggestion: A small...

Great job Doctor, I say baton away with it but very carefully! The natural Cotton wood burl handle really makes it pop! 2thumbs

Hello, welcome aboard!2thumbs

Thanks for the tip! Also can you give me another pointer? At what grit do you take it to on the grinder, and from there at what grit do you start the Mobil 1 satin hand finish? Thanks

bump1 Any updates or pics? :D

I have been to many forums Incl. other knife forums and I have to say that although I'm a new member I'm very comfy here. This seams to be the most friendly forum that I've been to so far and I've been to a lot! I do see how the OL big dogs can be intimidating to a new (Pup) maker just starting...

The smartest people do like you do and follow the KISS principle. 2thumbsgoodjob1nicethread1rockon These how to get it done cheap, time & energy efficient ideas & suggestions are what I really like to see! :bud: