Trad Gang
Main Boards => Hunting Knives and Crafters => Topic started by: prarieboy on February 20, 2010, 03:50:00 PM
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I am tryin to follow the advice of our tradgang mentors(Tryin).learned cross hatchin is a good thing on metal and wood.Use sandpaper like it's free is excellent advice.
I have been rasping and fileing handles for about a year now after Karl mentioned it in one his posts.
I Do use a vise grip type hold down on the drillpress.
Slowin down is a problem.My ol Mamma tried to get that to happen all my life! I'm tryin though.
Another attempt. Ferriers rasp/Walnut scales/Homade mosiac pin/brass pins/rasp bolsters/Homemade sheath with prarie rattler insert(home tanned snake).
Filed the tang way down with shoulders ahead of the blade.
As always critic is welcome and appreciated. C-Yall Bob
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That is very cool!I like it!Good job!
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Way cool! Great job!
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It is very cool! I really like it!
Steve
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Potomac Forge
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IN GOD WE TRUST
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Bob,
Thats my favorite of yours so far! Great work!
Kid
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Hey thanks Guys! Brandon I hope Your healin up alright!C-Yall Bob
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Bob, I like the way you swapped sides of the rasp for the Bolster. That is a cool look and I may be forced to steal it when I start turning my rasp files ito knives.
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I love that knife.
Did you use epoxy along with the pins to hold the bolsters on? What type of metal are the bolster pins made from?
Tommy
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Hey Thanks woody! Yes on the epoxy and it's 1/8" brazin rod from a farm supply store.
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Nice bolsters ya got going there. Very nice blade<><
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Hey stic seems like I got that Idea round here somewhere......Thanks
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Nice work.