Recommendation? Stack and profile blanks with a CA glue

[FredyCro]

Here are some pics they sent me. Apparently it weighs 120 kg all together.

 

[Scaniaman]

Since we are going off topic
My new lions process grinder should come next week.

That is excellent news

 

[Scaniaman]

No, but I asked for an encasing and external speed regulation. If you want to spend more or buy just the grinder there is this

https://www.beltgrinders.pl/pl/p/Usluga-wykonania-szlifierki-tasmowej-50x2000-1,5Kw-3f/103

Yes, I like the looks of his machines. And by the looks of his Facebook page, his facility is dead serious.
He has a very well priced SGA too, at 360 euros, all steel.

 

[Stacy E. Apelt - Bladesmith]

A machinish/knifemaker friend make multiple knives of the same design. He drills the tang holes and bolts the bars together. Don't know why I didn't remember that earlier.

 

[FredyCro]

A machinish/knifemaker friend make multiple knives of the same design. He drills the tang holes and bolts the bars together. Don't know why I didn't remember that earlier.

If one of those thread cutting drill bits works then it would be a quick job to screw them together and still be able to work on the table. I will experiment and see what work. Still a drop of CA on both ends between layers would be the quickest I think. Sandwiching more layers would maybe be even more rigid and less likely to vibrate or rip free.

 

[Natlek]

If one of those thread cutting drill bits works then it would be a quick job to screw them together and still be able to work on the table. I will experiment and see what work. Still a drop of CA on both ends between layers would be the quickest I think. Sandwiching more layers would maybe be even more rigid and less likely to vibrate or rip free.

Not just drop of CA ......don t spare on glue ,use it as it is free After you done little heat and you done .It is easy to clean up rest from blank .

 

[weo]

I don't see how clamps would work while profiling on the table?

Yeah, that'd be tough. I guess I missed the table part. I don't always use a table, and never have when doing what I suggested the times I wanted to have matching profiles.

 

[Outdoor Gear Dad]

So I read this post last night and was actually right in the middle of doing 3 identical knives. So I figured I would give it a try.

I first profiled them individually as close to shape as possible. Then stacked all three with a small drop of CA glue. Took it back to the grinder and refined them all together. Worked great. To separate, after they cooled from the grinder, I dropped them in the freezer for about 10 minutes....pulled them out and a light tap with the hammer and they popped apart no problem.

I’m going to start doing this moving forward.

 

[FredyCro]

So I read this post last night and was actually right in the middle of doing 3 identical knives. So I figured I would give it a try.

I first profiled them individually as close to shape as possible. Then stacked all three with a small drop of CA glue. Took it back to the grinder and refined them all together. Worked great. To separate, after they cooled from the grinder, I dropped them in the freezer for about 10 minutes....pulled them out and a light tap with the hammer and they popped apart no problem.

I’m going to start doing this moving forward.

Good to hear it works!

 

[drew1972]

Drill your pin holes then put brass rod in them and peen them together