I got a drill press for 30 bucks https://i.imgur.com/Osfd0K3.jpg
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Wasn't trying to sell or even ask the value just curious if I got a deal but will definitely keep that in mind. As for the date it is 1993 ironically my birthday year.Here's everything you need to know!
http://www.bladeforums.com/threads/new-members-please-read-this-what-is-my-knife-worth.904093/
So I think you misunderstood me I took a sword and im making a knife out of itNope, especially for the forces exerted with a sword.
Use a high quality two part epoxy. I would actually suggest West System Epoxy (I got mine from West Marine). It is a toughened Epoxy, designed for 30 years in salt water and taking hits on a boat and it works great for knife handles.
Just make sure you
- Give it 24 hours to cure.
- Use Very good respiration or mix it outside and let it set in a place with good air flow.
- Use spring clamps to hold your slabs on to make sure you don't press all of the epoxy out and have a dry joint.
If I can think of anything else, I will update you.
That being said, this should be moved to the knifemakers subforum.