Skinna Skinna, Chicken Dinna

[bushy2]

I love this thread lots of little nuggets of gold, Lessismore that knife is beautiful and the handle turned out fantastic cheers for sharing all the information

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Glad you enjoyed it, it was a fun thread, and I tried to throw out as many little nuggets as I could. It's babble to some, useful to others.

Hey first post! Welcome to Bladeforums.

 

[bushy2]

Thanks for the welcome mate this seemed like a fairly free sub forum with nice products and good discussion

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Thanks, we're all pretty straightforward in here. Jump over to the thread below and tell us where your from if you don't mind.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1419176-Purple!-Because-Ice-cream-has-no-bones!/page15

 

[Rhinoknives1]

Great idea, just do the extreme element test with those maybe.


I've been using Bladebond, could try that.

Like a 50/50 mix? I'll melt some up and see how it mixes.

Keep throwing ideas and I'll make a list and we'll go from there.

I've got another leather idea that I'm gonna fool with while I work on Rupes knife. The voices in my head have been busy, now if they'd just let me sleep!

I haven't used BladeBond. Is that the stuff the guy over at KDs was introducing about a year or so ago?

For Handle bonding I've been very happy with G-Flex Epoxy.

Its for putting Boats and Air planes together.
I've used is exclusively for about 10 years now. Holds up great for Culinary knives.
They are in the water and sometimes fly when my wife gets mad at me!