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I was wondering the same thing, but after an hour of searching on the net, i just took a shortcut(not big on patience :) ). I have a boatload of these little three flutes here - use them in my pantograph, and basically for anything, and for me, it was easier that way :)

Tape on the side of hole the drill is coming in through, micarta, G10 or hardwood under the slab. I have my three flute drills re-ground from the three flute mills. I found out (and after i found out, i was told the same by my machinist friend), if you have 2 or four flutes on your mill/drill...

They are all very nice, but this one...that is just lovely :) Thanks for sharing, Ondrej

Thanks Mr. B. :) MoP is a great material to work with. I heard horror stories about it. But as long as you have quality carbide three flute drill bits (the cheap HSS ones work as well, but you might wanna throw them out after one knife, just to be sure) and run them flat out (my mini mill has...

Hey, Allen E. calls it the compound grind. That's as much as i can tell without repeating Bw's post, cause he gave you some complex answer there. I really don't think there is anymore to say :) Other than that done right, it looks wicked cool :) Ondrej

Hello Mr.B, i'm sorry to hear that. Let me tell you that it's great to have your own fanclub at home (i got my parents and girlfriend to do that:) ). But it comes with a price, my parents have new knives suspiciously often :) Great knife, the pics of the acordian cut are very cool. I myself...

Thanks guys, i appreciate your comments :) Frankie, add something like that to the drawing if you want to :) Ondrej

Thanks for answering :) I was hoping you'd to it like that, the stag looks really beautiful and it would be the shame to grind it away. I'm really looking forward to seeing the knife finished. Ondrej

Hey everyone, i just finished this little baby. Has 3" blade, the blade, bolsters and the bail are mirror polished and heat colored Chad Nichols raindrops damascus. Scales are MOP. All fileworked, incl. the screws, this is my first mirror polished double hollow grind, and i'm very happy with...

That damascus and stag looks just awesome Mr. B. I'm really looking forward to seeing it finished. Are you planning to keep as much stag as possible (just like you would do with a bark ivory) ? IMHO it would look better :) Ondrej

Thanks :) Frankie, what about my Alfa? :) I call it Lambo for poor people:) It really has all the 'italiano' in it, but for a much more affordable price, and less dangerous (cause it top at only 140mph ;) ) Well, the valet must be a nice job, you get to drive quite a few of those cars, but i...

Thanks guys, i really appreciate your comments :) Steve, you are right about the 'good old days', that goes for mammoth ivory, pearls, almost every exclusive natural stuff you can get today... And when you mentioned Lamborghini, you stepped right on my toe :) Man, i used to drive two of them...

I know i ain't :) This little one has its 2.7" blade and bolsters from nickel twist damascus, heat colored to a nice warm bronze color, mammoth scales, and the whole frame is made from the titanium colored to some nice matching colors. The screws are heat colored. Thumbstud is colored...

Yep, you run a pretty good risk of that happening with such a nice knife :) I had that happened about three times already with a knife, and two times with a watch. Good thing is i don't make clothes :D Would be going home naked.... Anyway, now i have a prototype integral folder in my pocket...

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That is awesome Chuck :) I like how the bolsters and scales are smaller than the frame... What do you call it? (heard it somewhere, but can't remember) Ondrej

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Thanks guys :) Mr. B, i will be working with that 'scrap' damascus soon, really can't wait to get to it :) Ondrej

Hello everyone, i finished this one yesterday, and just took some pics of it. It is a small dagger, with the blade just a hair shorter than 3". The blade and bolsters are Chad's carbon raindrops, the bolsters are heat colored over etching, the blade is just etched. The scales are some ancient...

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