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Here's one of my first knives completed. I think it's #7 actually. Rosewood handle with red liner. Tru Oil with matte sanded finish. This is my 3rd sheath. This one I kept simple with no tooling. Focused on straighter cleaner lines and crisp stitches. I think they both came out pretty good...

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The basic one is one speed, the KO model has variable speed and wider belts. I bought the base one. It has a coarse, fine and super fine. I find that without using the 2000 grit belt, the edges do not get shaving sharp. Once I run that 2000 on them, they are scary sharp.

contacted Nick yesterday, stamp is done today. $32 shipped, and the logo looks amazing. Great service so far. Thanks for the referral!

I have a 1x30 and a 2x72 I packed up the 1x30 to donate to another beginner knife maker and don't use it. I use the 2x72 to start the sharp bevel and finish up on the Worksharp

I just bought one because I could not put an edge on my knifes for the life of me. I borrowed a buddy's and tried it out, and I was pretty impressed. They work very well. It still takes some work with a new blade, you have to start it on the grinder. But for knives that already have an edge...

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Swapped the leads on DC and no etch at all. So it seems like I'm getting both etch and blacken in one step, on DC. Is this related to the solution I bought from yall? Not complaining, just baffled Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If it's leaving black behind, it's probably a dirty buffing wheel

I also use the angle iron method. But I use a smaller piece, about 6" and use two bolts threaded into the bottom side. It works very well for me.

very nice. That Walnut looks great. I always struggle with making Walnut look good, for some reason.

very cool. I have the stuff sitting in my office to build one, I just haven't moved forward yet.

Wow, when I first looked at it is was line "that's so simple and elegant". Then I started looking closer and saw all the little details. Beautiful knife. Just wow

Holy crap, now THAT'S a press A hammer in would be cool in Dripping Springs!

Nice, I will contact him today. Thanks

watched the whole episode. I hope that would make it to air, I would definitely watch that show

ok thanks, I will switch them tonight and report back...