so what's the latest word on 2x72s tw-90 ,tag 101 esteem kmg?

+1 on the TAG and Chris Williams! Excellent customer service and I use my TAG every day, its very versatile and well built! And as far as I'm concerned Chris has some of the best customer service in the industry! Very supportive and responsive. When I went to pick mine up, he showed my wife and I around the shop and then Chris and I ground a knife together on my new machine as he showed me how it worked.

Not sure on the surface grinding attachment... I think I heard that Travis can build an attachment that would make it compatible. But I ended up not being too concerned about that anyway, because you can pick up a new surface grinder for about the same price and it's more accurate when getting things flat from what I've heard.
 
razor-edge-knives said:
+1 on the TAG and Chris Williams! Excellent customer service and I use my TAG every day, its very versatile and well built! And as far as I'm concerned Chris has some of the best customer service in the industry! Very supportive and responsive. When I went to pick mine up, he showed my wife and I around the shop and then Chris and I ground a knife together on my new machine as he showed me how it worked.

Not sure on the surface grinding attachment... I think I heard that Travis can build an attachment that would make it compatible. But I ended up not being too concerned about that anyway, because you can pick up a new surface grinder for about the same price and it's more accurate when getting things flat from what I've heard.
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Awsome thanks

I dunno if surface grinders are so easy to find in AK. Although I honestly haven't looked yet ;)
 
The Travis Wuertz surface grinding attachment fits Bader III and TW-90 already and is easily adaptable to fit any grinder with a 1 1/2 tool arm slot also by milling off 1/4 inch on two sides of a 1 1/2 square aluminum bar. Here is a photo of the arm adapted to fit a Polar Bear Forge (GIB) grinder. You can just see the cuts on the bottom and right side of the toolbar. Larry PS I milled the bar eight inches back from one end but I went farther than I needed. LL

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I did just check out the Northridge grinders .
Wow looks very nice for the price I wonder if he could make me one with 3 tool arm slots.
The vibration video was very impressive can the others do this?
 
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