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No wonder you are getting a lot of requests for that knife....its beautiful! Another great HHH production.

This sounds like a very cool project Randy. I look forward to seeing you turn that chunk of space rock into something beautiful. Kevin

I have had K&G stabilize quite a bit of white cedar and have been very pleased with the results.

I am in the process of researching this myself. From what I have been able to tell, all of the mini mills are made in the same factory in China. The biggest problem seems to be their plastic drive gears which are prone to breakage although there is a belt drive conversion available. Check...

Wow Mike, Nice video. I almost feel like I was there. Now to go find my reservation form for next year! Kevin

Periods of calm broken up by moments of terror, just like law enforcement. I suggest "Moment of Terror." Kevin

Try this: Glue one bolster in place on the blade with just a drop of cyanoacrylate. Use the blade as a template and drill your first hole. Put a small piece of pin material in the hole to help hold in place and repeat for the second hole, then pin and repeat for the third hole. Remove the...

Hey Cal, if he was the official photographer for thr A.G.Russell show, why not contact them tomorrow when they open and ask if they still have contact infor for him.

You could try googling the craftsman tool model and see if there is something online about how to adjust the belt tension

Here are three that I will have on my table 10DD

Now there's a thing of great beauty!

Me? Serious talent? I nominate Bill T for blind knife judge of the year!!!!. Really, thanks Bill. It was great to see you and everyone else. Kevin

Rebuild the shop but I still can't decide whether to keep it in the basement or put it out in its own building. For knives, I want to work on sharper bevel lines and more detailed custom handles.

1. Wood--spalted or burl. The more figure the better. 2. I love working with mammoth and walrus ivory but fing most people dont use it , just for collectors. 3. I shop around but I do have a couple of favorites. 4. Quaility and uniqueness. 5. $25--50. most of my current blades are...

Welcome back IG. Listen to the doc and heal fast. Then make up some relish and weld that scar from the inside!

Check with Charles Turnage. I am pretty sure he made a "How to" CD for working with mammoth ivory and mammoth tooth.

Bob Loveless has passed I saw it on another forum that Bob Loveless died today at 11:30. Knifemaking has truly lost one of the greatest. At 10:00 pm tonight, EST everyone is invited to grab a glass and raise a toast to Bob.

From what I see, I believe that is a cobbler's anvil.

Good luck IG. Better take hot sauce with you to the hospital.

Since you don't have a lot of machinery, do as much as you can before HT and it will save you time. Here is what I typically do: 1. Machine sand to 400 before HT 2. After HT back on the grinder starting at 120-240-400 3. Hand sand 220-320-400-600-1000-1200 I use the Mobil One for a...