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Im in. Thanks for the chance!!!!

I'm in again as well.

Im in. Thanks for the chance Murph!!!!!!!!

It would be awesome to have one of these!!!!!!!! Im in for sure and the 18th is my birthday so that would make it that much sweeter. Thanks for the chance Bill.

Im gonna have to try that out. Along with cutting it good it would keep the dust down. Thanks!!!!!

I have the 2x42 craftsman grinder that i converted to run a 2x72 belt and the original 42" belt. I think it actually works really well. Ill get some pics of it up here after while. I use this grinder to sharpen and put the final edge on. And by the way thats a really good looking first blade.

Congrats fellas

Thanks Ed i forgot to finish my statement.

I use a # 55

I have an old wood band saw that runs pretty fast, a minimum of 3000 FPM is what is needed to friction cut. Any blade on the saw will work i use a wore out 14 TPI blade (I have even heard some people will just mount the blade backwards so the blunt edge is cutting). You just turn it on and start...

I'm in with #21 as my side kick

I use a wood cutting bandsaw and friction cut my ti. Your saw just has to move pretty fast

If there's another drawing I would like to be in as well and thank you for doing this!

Thanks for the anwser Im gonna give the jewelers saw a try. Just wanted to see if there was a better option out there. Thanks again for the help.

I have a piece of carbon fiber that is .40 thick and i was wondering what would be the easiest safest way to half it so i have two .20 pieces? Any help would be greatly appreciate. Jay

Way to go bud!!!!!!!! Congrats

Im in for Tuesday. Thanks for the chance

In for Monday please

Thanks again. I'm in for sunday

In again for Saturday thanks