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I am sure that some of you have seen my latest, But there is a contrast from my first. Bill Dirk

You got it Dan Bill

Thanks so much for the compliment Bruce, it means alot. So gentlemen, if you are interested go ahead and sound off. Respectfully Bill Dirk

It is a nice knife. And I have done the same thing, but I dont know of any fix options other than what has been stated. Respectfully Bill

Interesting indeed.

Welcome!!! Bill

Welcome Bill

Welcome Mike.

Haha. Here is my first one Bruce. Made out of an industrial hacksaw blade with some micarta. Bill

Here is a file guide that I have just built out of some 0-1 bar stock. It is 2" between the line-up pins. I intend on hardening it and installing carbide inserts on the face. I am also going to build a larger beefier one for larger bowies and choppers. Bill Dirk

Your very welcome Bruce, anytime. Church was so exciting, pastor Bob had great words this morning. The mens bonfire was a good time, it gave me a chance to mingle a bit and meet some folks from the church, not to mention the chili and cornbread. Oh the chili, the wife will probably have me on...

Well i know it will prolong the life of your file guide and provide real nice crisp plunge lines. As well as when using it on slotted guard work with files as files are extremly hard and may damage a file guide without the carbide. So I would say its probably worth it. Bill Dirk

Yeah I have seen 2 types of file guides, one with carbide inserts, and one without inserts but hardened to like 62Rc. Bill Dirk

Hmmm. Cameron, what kind of grinder are you using? Bill Dirk

Thanks Eric, I appreciate that. I like the red as well.

Welcome Bob, You picked a good place to get valuable info. Bill Dirk

Thanks Dale.

Hey Bruce, Im glad I could come over today and actually get something done for you. Anyway see you at service in the morning. Bill

Thank you bootstrap.

Thanks Jim.