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    Making a slipjoint in 100 pictures or less.

    Just this last month I finished my third slip joint knife and the first knife that I've sold to date, and the first with my mark on it. I was very excited to make this one because it was a surprise retirement gift for the father of a good friend of mine. I took over 10gigs of pics and videos of...
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    Lock Back Knife WIP.... Picture Heavy

    Thank you.
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    I'm still here!

    I'm hoping to post some things this weekend.
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    Broke in a cork belt, belt broke and tore my finger...

    Glad you're ok Justin. Sent from my SM-T310 using Tapatalk
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    I'm still here!

    Wow, it's been quite a long time since I've checked in here on the forums. I've been so busy with work and trying to build my first officially commisioned knife that I just haven't been spending time to come here. I am hoping to change that and get back into posting more often. I heavily...
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    Kmg horizontal conversion kit

    This looks great.
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    Having knife making withdraws

    Sounds like I'm among like minded people. John
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    Home-made Sharpening Contraption

    This is really cool. Great job
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    Having knife making withdraws

    Was out of the country for a couple of weeks over the holidays and started a new job the day after we got back. I was only able to work for a couple of hours on a new slip joint this last Saturday. Other than that I haven't had time to work on anything knife making related for just over a month...
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    What are your favorite blade steels? Why?

    For me I like CPM154 and AEB-L. John
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    Wharny FF

    That is really slick. I like it.
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    New in Kansas

    Sure your are [emoji6] Ryan, Welcome to the forums. John
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    Baby is coming early

    Congrats Justin. John
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    Heat treating AEB-L Slipjoint Spring Issue

    No worries at all. Regarding the tempering of a spring. I believe that the control over the temperature, and the proper time that the steel is held at that temperature is just as crucial as the tempering process of the blade itself(For Stainless). My experience is with stainless steel, though...
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