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Good luck. Let me know if you have any issues.

Thanks

https://bladeforums.com/threads/slipjoint-tutorials-and-advice.1623369/

Looks great. I really want to get into framelocks. I love to see what other people are doing and learn from what they have to say.

Thanks everyone for your tips so far. I learned that for my setup the multi etch is useless unless about 160 degrees. After that it really comes to life. I tried a few colors and found my finish to be uneven a bit. I am wondering if anyone has any tips to help get an even uniform color. I...

Very nice. The bone looks great.

Thanks for the info. I didnt know about the liquid tsp i will definitely look for some. I did order some titanium wire and sheet material for use as an anode and cathode. I saw a video online from keybar about anodizing and they said to heat the multietch in an ultrasonic cleaner so i ordered...

Thanks for the reply. I totally agree about pre drilling and/or ceramic detents. The only reason i need to worry about it this time is that I had someone send me a knife for testing. He said its a crk clone so I assume it will have a steel detent. My supply will output 5A but the current draw is...

I am just getting into anodizing titanium and i am wondering if etching a scale with the detent already set can affect it. I assume ceramic is fine but what about steel? Is it affected by multi etch or the actual anodizing process and if so what do you use to mask it off? I have heard that...

I have one and i really like it. Much cheaper than the tw version. As long as you use fresh belts it can hold a half thousands over 8 inches. It is not compatible with every grinder. I can say it works on a kmg. The belt isnt perfectly centered on the wheels but its not a problem. You just need...

Wow that looks great. Sorry no tips here i have never made one. Ekim knives has a great series on youtube about flippers. I would check that out. He has a couple videos on that subject.

This is a cool thread. I look forward to seeing it progress. Thanks for the tips

Me too

I also use Ernie and i have been pleased with the results.

Thats awesome. A mill is on my short list of tools to get for sure. Have fun.

Thats a sweet machine. Its pricey but im sure its worth it.

Insane.

That sucks good luck. I agree that salvage is a better option. Might as well give it a try first. Worst case scenario you damage the handle and then you have to remove it. I really like using removable handles for this reason.

Thanks for the advice. I kind of just decided on a whim to do this one. So far alot of people have helped me spread it around. I will look into this. Maybe before i do another one ill shoot you a message to pick your brain if thats ok.