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Bob, Glad you posted this since I haven't placed an order yet. I just adjusted my calipers to the two measurements to get a real idea if the differences and it's more considerate than I thought. John

Thanks for the reply. I have about 5 things still in my cart on your site. I think I will add some stop pins as well. The stop pins I currently have measure right at .125. So I will look for a reamer in the size .110

Jim, Bob, Ed, Thank you for the responses.

Looks great Justin. I just got the same counter bore setup last week. Haven't used it yet.

I have a question for you all regarding a reamer size. I am working on my frame lock whenever I have time, which isn't much lately unfortunately. My question is regarding the reamer size I need to purchase for getting a AKS hardened 1/8" stop pin to be press fit. My goal is to have it slip in...

Hello Rex. I put a lot of thought into ways to relieve the liners without a mill but never did figure a good way to do it. So I didn't relieve them. Also, I didn't use any washers, and it's still butter smooth. John

Thanks Bob. Just trying to picture how this would work. John

Has this happened to anyone else with this type of wheel?

Hello everyone. Needed to ask others here about an issue I have with my red KMG grinding wheel. I used it a good amount to grind and shape metal and it had become cupped toward the center. I wanted to try to use it to practice some hollow grinding but don't think it's a great idea until I get a...

That is correct. I'm also referring to this as well. Pivot pin is 3/16 diameter where the blade fits, and the pivot pin(collar?) is 3/8 or .375" where it needs to be recessed in the titanium handle material

You're welcome. You should definitely make one. John

I'm running into the same issue with some Timascus I'm using to make a frame lock. Don't have a mill and have the 3/16 pivot from AKS. Been trying to find someone near me who has a mill I can use or just get a counter bore and do what Ed suggested. Bob, let us know and see how it goes with your...

Like I said on Instagram. This looks awesome and it truly does.

Thanks. Glad you enjoyed it.

You're welcome Justin. Can't wait to see how the knives turn out.

Hello John. They aren't that critical. I just chose those because they were the thickness that I wanted to use. Some use thinner liner material. Totally up to you.

John, Do it, and post up lots of pics. Can't wait to see it. Thanks Chris.

Great job. This is on the list of things I want to learn how to do.

Thanks everyone.

This was a fantastic read/view. Thank you for documenting this and sharing it with us. John