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ok so all is set , cut the lan tube , test fit it , and dissassemble , clean everything with acetone , tape up the blade... Ready...set Glued.. yeah the Kant twist are over kill , since the corby's will hold it tight , but I never take a chance. With the corby bolts the epoxy is just a sealer...

Drill the holes for the corby style bolts , scribe the profile and off the to bandsaw. Repeat for other side and now I have a pair of scales....I have also counter sunk the holes for the bolts , which never seem to fit just right , so I turn the bolts down to fit the holes nice and tight...

Awhile back a co-worker approached me about what to get her son for making Eagle Scout , and she was trying to decide to get him camping gear or a knife as a reward. I suggested she go with the camping gear. That shocked her , since I am known as the knife nutt at work. Go figure 2thumbs When...

I keep Apps and Data on separate drives , once I re-image my machine , I make an image of that HD for back up , this way worst comes to worst , swap hard drives and back in business ASAP. Like Mike , I tend to keep a copy of all my utilities on a thumbdrive 2thumbs

Mike is dead on with the Malwarebyte's Anti-Malware ,I encourage everyone to use that often. :)

try the free version of malware http://www.malwarebytes.org/index.php always does a good job for me.

Great work Bruce. Really enjoy watching your progress.

Haven't had the pop up issue on any of my PC's ( 3 workstations and a laptop ) here at home , or on the 2 machines at work either. Use either IE 8 or Firefox. Have you run Malaware scans ? http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php

Very nice work my friend. Clean work on the leather as well ! :)

Hellgap , not sure on the amp & specs , but I will check it tomorrow night , it runs nice and slow on the lowest setting. A bud has the un gritted wheel one side of his and a 8" leather wheel on the side , and that is a nice setup. I can only get a dozen knives on the gritted wheel , so I do...

I am in , link placed on my wall as well :)

As you will find in knife making , there is no " correct " way. ;) But that picture is not the way I use the machine , I turned it around from the way I use it so that a friend could see the speed control on the front. Nice little machine , especially when on sale at Sears for $79 :D

I use mine the same as Bruce does , seldom use the gritted wheel at all. Thinking of replacing it with a leather wheel.

Could it have been Butterscotch Micarta ?

Glad I could help.... anything to make the KnifeDog experience that much mo' betta :)

Go to User CP ( upper left corner ) then scroll down to Settings and Options click on Edit Options all the way at the bottom is : Miscellaneous Options You have three options in the drop down for Message Editor Interface, try setting yours to " Standard Editor " if it is set to BASIC...

Are you using the " Post Reply" button or the " Post Quick Reply " button ? Quick doesn't have the SMILIES box :) 2thumbs

Besides how thin you get it , it also depends on how even you grind/file it , and how you quench it as well.

Sharpen - I use the bader to raise a burr , then go to the paper wheels. to resharpen - just the paper wheels. I wouldn't ever have the patience to take a knife with no edge , and put an edge on it with a lansky or edge pro.

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