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Love the filework on the spacer.

I really like that guard.

Here's one of my large Vortex folders, done as a framelock with overlays of stabilized dyed box elder burl. The frame and clip were anodized to complement the overlays. Photo by Jim Cooper. Thanks for looking!

Whaddya mean, crappy? they look good to me!:p:D

I say, looking good!

Still available. Property taxes are coming due, so I will drop the price to $325, shipped anywhere in CONUS.

Looking good!

80 grit on the glass bead, and I think the A/O is 80 grit as well. I selected them based on the following mathematical formula: #grit A/O plus #grit glass bead = whatever my local Harbor Freight had in stock at the time.:p

Usually 80 to 100. I only have a 10 gallon compressor from Lowe's, so I get just a couple of seconds of blasting before waiting for it to recharge, but I usually only do one knife at a time, so it works for me.

There used to be one in the Q Street plaza (across from Winrock Center) but it closed down last year. It was the only locally owned store in the entire center.

Edit: Still available. I will drop the price to $325 I have one of my small "Vortex" folders for sale. This one is done as a locking liner with diamond weave G-10 bolsters and carbon fiber scales. The lock is offset radius ("fail safe") and the lock face is tungsten carbide coated for...

I find that glass beads by themselves don't do much to steel, at least not with the small scale balsting setup I have. I mix a little bit of aluminum oxide in with them. For Micarta and G-10, glass alone should work fine.

Hello, all. I'm a knifemaker from Albuquerque, New Mexico. I've been lurking here for about a month, and thought it was time to introduce myself. I found out about KnifeDogs when I ordered something from USA Knifemakers Supply (good people to order from!) I make both fixed blades and...