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Knife and gun have several powders to add to color epoxy.

Prayers for him and his doctors.

Master smith(Starts with V.) in California does one. All mill work cut section down for scales and cuts blade section down. I have a D2 block in the shop from a guy who did one years ago.it is 3/4 by 1 1/2 by 9 inches long.

Knifekits sells a diamond kit for mounting on a grinder to cut serrations. It is expensive cut cuts sections all at the same time.

RWL is nice but the cost is high. AEB-L is less than half the cost.

If I had something to change on it, I would make the retaining strap about a thumbs width past the stud to make it easier to grasp.

Welcome aboard!

If you watch one of his demos on Instagram where he is finishing the gcarta for sale ,you will find he is spraying with WD40. I use it to sand . It polishes and keep the sanding in solution to clean off easy.

Sounds like a good size to me. One thing I always do is use corby bolts on them because they are flexed more than normal.

This has been used for 60 some knives now!

Are you back hand stitching to lock the thread? You should be able to do it with the machine.

Boone?

Cut the head off a short bolt to have threads to help hold the epoxy to hold. Or right size threaded screw.

yes it is.

Sept 21 there will be a 4 states hammer-in held at Gentry Arkansas. Makers demoeing and table for sale set up. The hammer in rotates between Mo.,KS, OK. ,and ARK.

That maple on the boner is pretty!

Water shed.

I do 100% neats foot then tancote and if want to get fancy spray with saddle lac. Most are just the first two.

I get my stencils from IMG and use them for 40 or 50 knives. I only change when I get some leakage.