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I noticed someone on another post said they didn't know how to relieve slipjoint liners without using a milling machine. I've used a Dremel tool with a sanding sleeve to do this. Works fine.

I've listed a lot of 25 old BLADE magazines on Ebay if you're interested. Here's the URL. http://www.ebay.com/itm/221867680928?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

Where you been all this time, Brian? Missed you. :s12205::s12138:

Long ago and far away, before the age of the internet, and when I still had a memory, there existed a great Knifemakers tool called The Knife List. It came in the mail. I know several members of this forum were members. Along with some who have passed away. Let's jog a few memories, huh...

I'm selling all my knifemaking and machine shop equipment. I'm almost 80 years old, and back problems and strokes have made it too hard for me to get around. I'll fabricate jewelry and paint instead. :s12205: Here is a list. For details about anything please contact me.

I'm selling all my knifemaking and machine shop equipment. I'm almost 80 years old, and back problems and strokes have made it too hard for me to get around. I'll fabricate jewelry and paint instead. :s12205: Here is a list. For details about anything please contact me. Thanks.

I just finished this folder for my wife's 79th. birthday this month. :s12108: 3 1/2" x 3/32" blade is made of CPM154. Scales, bolsters and pins are 416 stainless. The scales are made from a stabilized block of unknown wood I found put away in a drawer. Maybe amboyna burl? Frank, did...

I promised to show the knife I made with the Kirinite scales I won. So here it is. Turned out to be quite a project for a 79 year old knifemaker. I've slowed down a lot! CPM 154 and stainless plus the beautiful white MOP scales. Thanks to Knifedogs and Beth, the lady who ran the...

I finished this flipper yesterday. ATS34 blade is flat ground on one side only. Bolsters and liners are anodized titanium. White paper micarta scales.

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I may be old and senile, but I can still make one once in awhile. These are my first within a year or so.

My good friend Bill Wolfe made these 8 folders for his family Christmas gifts. I helped a little, but Bill did most of the work, partly in my shop, partly in his shop. The blades are all 440C heat treated and cryo'd in my shop. Bill is an experienced engraver, so he did a little...

I finished this up yesterday, my 77th. birthday. It's a slipjoint with a latch that locks it open or closed. The beautiful sheath was made for me by Paul Long.

I've started a new buildoff thread on the Knife Network Folding Knife forum. If you'd like to join us, here's the link. http://www.knifenetwork.com/forum/showthread.php?t=55667 Everybody and anybody is welcome to join us. :s12205:

I finished these two barlow linerlocks last week. CPM154 steel, anodized liners, jigged bone scales.

I've just updated my website and added 7 new folders on the "Available Knives" page. If you're interested, click on this link: http://home.earthlink.net/~donwrobinson/id6.html

Just finished this trapper today. CPM154 blades and springs Scales are made from a set of stabilized wood I've had so long I've forgotten what kind of wood it is.

sold out!

Gracie Blasengame called me this afternoon. Robert passed away this past April. Gracie wants to sell all his tools. Robert had made knives for many years. This is all the information she could give me. She needs a knifemaker to come over and make a list and give her advise about prices. I...

My new book on building slipjoint folders is being printed now. For details please click here: http://home.earthlink.net/~donwrobinson/knifemakerssupplies/id17.html I'll be happy to answer any questions you have here. Thanks for looking.