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ATS-34 blade & spring, Birds-eye brass & stainless pivot Milled stainless liners Jigged black paper Micarta 3 3/4" closed

Sorry to disappoint you Les........nope, she liked OD green and she's not in the service. Might have to think about a pink one. :unsure: Thanks for the comments, guys.

I was showing a Sodbuster to a customer and his daughter asked to see it. A few days later she ordered one. CPM 154, 3 7/8" closed, OD green canvas Micarta.

Thanks folks! :)

One for a custom order...... CPM-154 blade & spring Stainless mill relieved liners Stainless pins & bolsters Burgundy linen Micarta 4 1/16" closed Thanks for looking, comments welcome. Keith

I hope it shows up. I had one stolen this spring so I know that sinking feeling when you realize it's missing. It stinks.

I use a Whisper Mama but I use a shop built forge for welding. Along with everything Ed said, welding flux is very corrosive to forge linings and it's quite expensive to get a kit from NC compared to fixing a shop built forge.

Atlas Metals, 800.662.0143. Silicon Bronze is the easiest bronze to forge.

Hey Vince, Good to see you here!

Hi Mike, I just checked ahead of you so now I can say welcome from one newcomer to another. Good talking to you at Janesville. Keith

This knife was stolen from my table on Saturday at the Badger Annual Knife Show at Janesville, Wi. I'd appreciate everyone's assistance in watching in the event that it turns up somewhere. It's a 3 1/2" tan mammoth ivory scaled swayback, marked K R Johnson on the Wharncliffe blade, and ATS-34...

I've been checking in here occasionally and I've even made a couple posts in Shop Talk so I thought it was time to introduce myself. I've been making knives for the past several years and became a voting member of the Knifemakers' Guild in 2006. For the last couple years I've been making...

Here's an old blacksmith's and gun maker's method for tempering that I use for carbon steel knife springs and it hasn't failed me yet. After hardening the spring, I put it in a pan and pour in just enough oil to cover it. (I use used crankcase oil). I heat the container of oil with a...

John D. Verhoeven Emeritus Professor Iowa State University, worked with bladesmiths Howard Clark and Al Pendray. They encouraged him to write this book. 200 page pdf from germany of Verhoevens Metallurgy of Steel for Bladesmiths & Others who Heat Treat and Forge Steel...

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