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Hey Nate!

I'm a little embarrassed to admit, but I don't really know much about parabolic drill flute grind design. I know I use them when machining plastic and aluminum because the drill types recommend for those applications frequently have the parabolic flute grinds. Many of the "high performance"...

All these clean shops.. HA! My messy shop: My knifemakeing area: Looking down into the machining area (yes, the main lights are off - but it isn't much brighter with the lights on):

The problem with chatter is, once it starts, it is really hard to get rid of it. Using a different cutter with a different flute spacing helps, but short of that, here is a tip that works in a pinch: Pack the flutes with grease, wrap the counter sink in a small square of a rag coated with...

The Coote is a good workable grinder for a moderate price. The KMG is a top of the line grinder for a little more. You will grinder better and make better knives faster if you get the KMG. If you're not planning on making many knives then I'd go based on price, but if you plan on doing much...

Yes, you are on the map. I would never have expected this site to launch as strong as it has. Kudos.

Oh heck yeah. Here is my skinning, shop, vegetable, steak knife: I use it all time.

Hey. I'm in Mooresville. Where are you at?

Hey Ryan

If you're interested it is on sale today for $22 fora gallon. Mixed 20:1 that will make 20 gal. The MSDS suggests you could about drink it. It doesn't grow mold. I use it for production machining. I've used 25 or 30 gallons of concentrate so far this year. I like it because it doesn't make me or...

Butch of NC? If so, hello. If not, well, hello anyway.

Hey Cap! Jo says hi

Such a fine specimen... No, wait... Does that sound ghey? Never mind. Hey Nick.

I've done experiments, and I can say that HT is just as important as alloy. I have a knife made by Tai Goo (of all people) in W2 that has out performed S30V by Chris Reeves and VG10 in a Spiderco. The simplest of steel in the simplest of HT outperforming high tech. That is in cardboard and...

Hah hah - dirty word censor... how about this one crunt heh heh... that is one of my favorites Nick, the problem with what you're wanting to do is most any good cutting fluid is something you want to avoid long term skin contact. I'd apply that to windex, WD40, kerosene. For this...

Thanks for the welcome. Really bad lags today over at my normal stomping grounds, David Wesner told me about your new place here, so I figured I should come on over and stomp here some too.

My handle pretty well sums it up. I'm a part time Knifemaker and a full time porn star. No, wait, I'm confusing myself with Nick again... I'm a machinist - what was I thinking...