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That looks great! I have made a few knifes for cancer survivors mostly women with pink scales (men don't like them in pink) It might be nice to make a matching sheath what type of die do you use?

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So if we are setup to do Kidex then we can do our own as long as we follow the general rule as to the color and connection points. Also what about marking are we going to use a KnifeDogs.com mark on the presentation side and let the maker mark the other side or Vice-versa?

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Chuck Great looking setup will you be making a video on how to construct a reproduction sheath? I really enjoyed the last one you did on carving I think I wore a grove in one spot rewinding it and watching it over. I need to put a TV and DVD player in my shop so I can refere to it when working.

IronWolf I like the flow of the Lil' Pack Rat it looks like the ones I'm sending now very similar in size and shape, but with a convex or scandi grind. From my own experience soldiers tend to use knifes to chop and pry not so much slice. Also the sedge may weaken the tip the example of using a...

I purchased one of these from Three Sisters Forge it works good see link. http://knifedogs.com/showthread.php?8180-Forges zoeller forge has lots of supplies and plans alsohttp://zoellerforge.com/

From what Rock said that looks to be about the right size, I think most of these guys just want an EDC something they can use that doesn't get in the way when they try and get in and out of vehicles or something they can slip on their belt and have it handy. I ask my sons both have had multiple...

If you have a farm store in your area you could check and see if they have horse trailer mats. They usually come in 4’X6’ pieces. I have a soft mat in front of my bench and I find that my back will start to heart if I stand on it for a long time.

That’s a great design how do you think it would look with a distal taper and hollow or convex grind that would leave a little more meet on it. I had a flat ground blade one time and it chipped when I tried to open an ammo crate.

Both Murph's and Big Smitty's look good, if they were waterjet cut you could have some of the new makers help with the grinding and assembly. Depending on the thickness and type of steel you might even be able to have them heat treated then send them to someone to finish the grinding and...

I’ll throw in some supplies Justin SS tube, SS Colby Bolts, green canvas Micarta. PM me with your address I’ll have the stuff drop shipped to you place then you can send it with the steel.

One thing to consider is shock absorption you don’t want any blades flying back at you if they come lose while grinding or buffing. A good rubber mat or even a box of rags will help protect your ankles when a blade gets lose.

I purchased my wire, blocks from them and every thing else from http://www.auberins.com it's a place Larry recommend.

KnifeKits.com has a lot of folder kits that would meet there needs I would think one of the $20-30 knifes if build right would far exceed the quality of the knife's at the PX or other department stores.

Looks cool was it expensive to have them cut that looks like a great way to recycle.

I have a Makita variable speed Porta band mounted on a rack it works OK a little slow and I have problems with the blade popping off if I try to cut a corner to sharp I recently purchased a Horizontal/Vertical Metal Cutting Bandsaw. The frame is a little flimsy and the blade that came with it...

I was going to comment on what might be the cause but then I remembered this is a G rated Forum.

Great job I know he will be pleased.