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Thanks Mike: I thought he was using the oil before gluing the scales on. What you said sounds good. I probably misunderstood him. Roy

In the last month I have been able to get my hands on several pieces of mammoth ivory and although I achieved this feat without selling my first born I am still nervous about working with it. The maker I got it from said he allows his to absorb mineral oil over night before finishing it. I think...

For the money I don't think you can beat a coot grinder. The basic grinder less motor is under $500.00. I bought one with a ten inch wheel a couple of years ago and am ready to order a six inch. I have a home built 2X42 we are phasing out because there are better options for 2X72 belts.

Wow, I thought I was the only one who wanted a surface grinder that bad. I drove twice that far to get a "1956" Gallmeyer & Livingston that needed a "little work". That was about three mouths ago. Last week we finally finished rebuilding our 1942 surface grinder and it was worth the time and...

That is an awesome hawk, I really like the pattern welded head.