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I have been told many times that you cannot filework blades after they are heat treated.... BUT I sent a knife to a well-known maker who did a superb job on the blade. When I took the newly fileworked blade to a machine shop, the man there told me that it had been ground, rather than filed. Anyone have an idea about how the fancy curves and rounds were ground? Without discoloration or loss of temper [the knifes AND mine]? Thanks, everyone, Dave
WOW! Thanks, Everyone! I am afraid these tired old eyes wouldn't be much use on anything freehand... but I havw asked Alan if he is interested in doing some work on a few of my Buck 110s. Again, Thank You all for your responses. Regards, Dave
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[This message has been edited by WinDancer (edited 21 May 1999).]
WOW! Thanks, Everyone! I am afraid these tired old eyes wouldn't be much use on anything freehand... but I havw asked Alan if he is interested in doing some work on a few of my Buck 110s. Again, Thank You all for your responses. Regards, Dave
HTTP://www.olywa.net/windancer/webknives.htm
[This message has been edited by WinDancer (edited 21 May 1999).]