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I didn't. Just as is

You young'ins. I'll be 70 this spring. :cool:

My Ortur 10 watt diode laser is sufficient to leave a nice mark on AEB-L hardened to about 61-62 that won't come off easily. I made a mistake on one of my knives with the laser. After sanding with 220 for about half an hour to clean it up, you could still clearly see my mark. Though it was much...

You might want to browse through either USAKnifemaker.com or KnifeKits.com to see if there is anything that might work for your knife.

Very nice!

Happy Birthday Dennis!

I believe @John Wilson is the man to answer that question. Hopefully he'll be along soon.

Welcome aboard!

I was looking at the lines going cross-wise...I thought that's what you were referring to. Guess I was wrong.:cool:

That will do anything you want, and more by a large margin. However, unless I'm missing something your budget was $500.00 I looked on the Ortur website and that appears to be twice that much. Or did I miss something? Others should chime in soon.

Auto-Hamon?

I bought the Ortur LM2 because it was on sale. So far I've been fairly happy with it. Though I couldn't get it to work with LaserGRBL. Which is the free software. Instead I've gone with Lightburn which is $60.00 and then I think $30.00 per year after that. For $500 you can get almost any current...

That's what kept happening with my etcher. I tried replacing several parts twice and finally it lost its smoke. So same reason. There's a bit of a learning curve. But not too much.

That turned out great! Thanks

I like that idea. I have some hi-temp black I could try.

Thanks Chris. I will give that a try

I finally have my Ortur Laser up and running. A couple of questions. First, those of you that have an Ortur what settings are you using for marking your logo on stainless? I've been successful making my mark, but it is brown in color not a nice dark black. Just more passes? Secondly, Ortur just...

Looks like you're on a roll. Lookin' good!

Very nice! Looks like an interesting style of knife to make. Almost dagger like

I believe I scored and snapped mine. Been so long I'm not sure. But that's the way I've always handled glass.