Todd begg combat cleaver

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[Lagrange]

Care to tell us a little bit about this mamoth instrument?

 

[Shawn Hatcher]

Look at that thing! Insane!! I want to see more!!

 

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Todd's saw in action before sharpening
[video=vimeo;59635188]https://vimeo.com/59635188[/video]

 

[Shawn Hatcher]

Todd's saw in action before sharpening

Impressive. It's nice to see a saw back that works so well!

 

[Insight]

That thing is a MONSTER!!! nice machine work!

 

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The steel is Bohlers powdered 440c

 

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The inspiration for the combat cleaver comes from this

 

[Shawn Hatcher]

The LSCF inlay is too cool.

 

[BonhamBlades]

looks like a whole lot of fun!

 

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After heat treat.

 

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Titanium handles machined

Cleaning out heat treat discoloration from cutouts. Using medium grit craytex.

Sanding cutouts

Scribing blade for swedge grind.

Grinding swedge.

Hand sanding swedge.

Beginning tang radius work.

Radius work on inside curves of tang.

Sanding inside of large radius.

Hand sanding tang radius.

Sanding out tool marks in jimping.

Some pimpin jimpin.

Another shot of the jumping.

 

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Polishing inside radius.

 

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Grinding lead in bevel in preparation for for main bevel grinding.

 

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Main bevel grinding. =;-{0>

 

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Carbon fiber inlays cut out ready for glue.

 

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Rough scrub for satin finish.

 

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