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Got these ready to box up and send out for heat treat.

Look's good, nice build.

Thanks for the replies, I'll probably go for the lower end, 45-46RC as the springs for the Lanny's Clip I'm making are pretty thick. I've been on and off on this project for close to a year now. Seems to be more off than on. I have eight slipjoint sets ready for heat treat along with two...

I am going to be sending some CPM154 slipjoint blades and springs out to Peters for heat treat. I am going to have the blades HT'd to 60-61RC. Does 46-48RC sound about right for the springs? Jim

Nice work!! Welcome to the pound.

Nice !!!

Very Nice!!

Nice work!!

Turn out Nice Calvin, I like it!!

Look's Good!!

funkyjedi - I'll answer what I can ,but I'm not an electrican and I found the diagram on another forumn. I still have not been able to afford the parts to do the controller build yet, but it's still on the list. The two SSR's are there because you are running 220vac, yeah? I have 220 in my...

Looking good, Calvin. What thickness liner material do you start with and how much do you relieve / mill out for the intergal bolsters? Jim

Look's Good Justin. Nice work.

Nice work, I look forward to your post on inlaying shields. Welcome to the pack!! Jim

I use the Horse Stall Mats from Tractor Supply. They are 4' x 8' and about 1" thick, they cost $44 each. I have four of them in my shop and they work great. Jim

I've made some progress over the last few weeks, so I thought I'd post some pic's of my progress. My next step is to have the blade heat treated. Let me know what you think. Jim

Got one from smiley also. Sent report

Look's great, Nice work!!!

Welcome to the forum . The "Knife Maker Shop Talk" sub forum would be your best bet. Jim

Very Nice, Craig great work!!!