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Thank you Wayne, I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with me. I have tons of questions and have found that the folks here are always willing to lend a hand and share their knowledge. I did get a thermometer when I bought the oven. The wife has put up with me for 30+ years and decided she...

Picked some scales for you and will send them priority mail tomorrow Ernie. Looking forward to seeing what you make of them.

Lots of good info as always from you guys, much appreciated. I just got back from buying one and I think Wayne may have answered my next question before I had a chance to ask it. I got a Black and Decker digital convection oven. I was going to ask if using the convection option might more...

Thanks Jeff and Shank, I'll just go with the oven thermometer. Surely she won't notice it's missing.

I have a very accurate Fluke laser thermometer. Would that work if I opened the door momentarily and took a reading on the blade?

The wife was less than thrilled when I told her my plans to use the oven for tempering my blades after HT. I seem to recall someone saying that you could use a toaster oven for tempering small and medium blades. Has anyone ever tried this or heard of it, or was it just my wishfull thinking?

Not sure if this is any help, but my personalizer runs off of a 12 volt transformer and the personalizer plus runs off an 18 volt transformer. I've seen other etchers with as high as 24 volt ones, but no higher than that.

What a cool thing to see. Great to see people rally behind someone who could use a hand. Ernie, I would be interested in getting one of your first knives as well. Perhaps a nice skinner or drop point if you can add me to your schedule. Many thanks, Russell

What a cool gesture Murph. The blades look sweet.

Count me in, thanks.

Thanks for the chance, in.

What would you define as overclamping? I use devcon too and always use 3-4 c-clamps on the handles. Are you saying not to over tighten them?

Here is a site that gives some details on modifications. http://www.mini-lathe.com/bandsaw/Bandsaw.htm

Awesome pieces, you should be proud.

Very nice!

51 please sir.

Gorgeous work.

Lucky hunting buddies, very nice work.

You must have Popeye forearms after doing all those. They look good.

That is a really nice looking gift for her. I like the jeweling work you put on it.