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That is so true. My wife tells me all the time I don’t do things the smart way. Then shows how’s it done lol

Kevin I have a rack that seems like it would work good with the spine up. Would that be ok?

It has been suggested to use a metal rack to hold the blades upright spine down In a toaster oven to help avoid warping. What are you guys using? Of all the videos I have watched the blades are just put in on there sides. Not saying that is right or wrong just trying take all precautions that I can.

I found some locally. 3/4x4x16

I did call Pops. They have it in stock. The web site was updated

Thanks guys. I did not realize Boss carried them either. eBay can be cheaper but I really don’t like buying on there.

I am a retired UPS driver so I talk to drivers all the time. Sean is right they are working them harder then peak season. Mainly because they won’t hire extra drivers Like they do at peak. They say two people can’t be in the truck so they can’t do any training. I am getting my supplies without...

What size of plates are you all using and where are you purchasing them?

Thanks Tracy.

Pops is sold out as well

Any know where to purchase Parks AAA ? USAKnifemakers it’s out of stock.

I tried to fix the plunges by moving the file guide back some and using Ed’s method. Man did I make a mess lol.

Here is another method

Thanks that is a big help. What is the radius on that edge?

Yeah Kyle Royer uses one. Would like to have on myself. Have you shared the design on here In the past that I could go back and check out?

Just finished watching it. Great video thanks for sharing it Ed. i do you a file guide but maybe I should not bring the plunge all the way to its edge with the 120 belt. Maybe it’s best to bring it to the edge with the 220 j flex belt.

I will check it out thanks

I can really use some help here. Looking to get nice radius plunge lines And just can’t get it done. I use a 120 Ceramc belt to get to my finial blade thickness With a plunge guide. I hang my belt over the edge but I guess that belt is just to stiff. What belt and process would be better? Thanks

I see AAA is a better oil for that steel.

Beautiful. Awesome job on those pins.