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hey guys! well this may be a dumb question, but do you actually peen your pins? or do you simply epoxy and pin? ...it would seem that peening would not always be an option, like with mosaics or whatever... thanks BB

WOW! im like... :what!:

hmmm...where to get a bruce bump file guide....

yeah, cause i just picked up an old 120v ceramic kiln for free (my coworker was throwing it out). i rebuilt the control box and put a new cord on it, now its good as new...sure it looks like it was built in 1902 but hey, who cares! its an old Ace Ceramic Kiln thats rated at 1650* i have seen...

sorry to but in, but is this cost effective compared to just buying a used ceramics kiln that runs on 120v?

hey all, just wanted to introduce myself. i am new to knife making and i caught the fever, and no, its not of the "more cowbell" strain...i live in the Great Pacific Northwest and fancy myself a bushcraft enthusiast. That being said i have embarked on the never ending journey to find the...

hot damm! just checked out his site, thanks a ton josh...

thats great...thanks you guys for the info...when the opportunity arises, how exactly do i get a hold of aldo?

well, i am new here and to the art, i have just ground my second knife and heat treated my first...being a new student i understand that 1084 is one of the best steels for beginners and i personally believe the two i am working on have come along splendidly, so i would like some more (yes, im...

i am new here, and to knife making as well, but wouldn't the type of steel being used and the speed of quench be a factor as well? unless you already heat treated that is...

no go at admiral...thx tho... so far sounds like aldo is my only choice...keep em coming guys!

is it just me or is 1084 steel impossible to find? what im looking for is 3/16 x 2 x as long as i can get...any ideas? thanks guys