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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
What's going on in your shop? Show us whats going on, and talk a bit about your work!
- Thread starter WillSwift
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Just got this one back from heat treat gave it a couple swipes on the surface grinder! Next I'll clean up the main bevels and thin it down some , then I'll make the guard and start building the handle! It's 1095
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Got this one done too! Tanto in 52100
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Here's another Black River Hunter in 8670 in Granadillo and Japanese Privet with G10 Spacers I finished recently. This one's going to a member from Europe and I have zero experience with international shipping so that'll be an adventure by itself.
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Found an old Craftsman bad saw from the 50's which was in need of a base & motor. Made a 3/4" base, added a 1/2 horse motor, some wiring & a switch. It's ready to run now & will use it for re-sawing blocks into scales. Reduced the speed with a small motor pulley, sent for some good skip tooth blades for hardwood & it's ready to roll now. I'm thinking it's from the 50's with a cast iron frame & good bearings...
Cliff Carter Knives
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Got this one heat treated yesterday:
Got this pile of Lc200n and AEBL off to Jarod earlier this week:
Got this pile of Lc200n and AEBL off to Jarod earlier this week:
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nice scoreFound an old Craftsman bad saw from the 50's which was in need of a base & motor. Made a 3/4" base, added a 1/2 horse motor, some wiring & a switch. It's ready to run now & will use it for re-sawing blocks into scales. Reduced the speed with a small motor pulley, sent for some good skip tooth blades for hardwood & it's ready to roll now. I'm thinking it's from the 50's with a cast iron frame & good bearings...
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Got some 52100/410 stainless San mai from NJSB, can't wait to grind it!
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Two more bars of steel just came in!
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Cushing H.
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Pablo .... you make the most .... incredible blades......
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Did some refinements to a oil hardening, high carbon and tungsten steel.
Was able to get a higher AQ hardness at the same Austenitizing temperature, soak and with the same oil, parks 50.
Was able to get a higher AQ hardness at the same Austenitizing temperature, soak and with the same oil, parks 50.
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Work has been exhausting this week, but I found the will to cut this one out of that awesome San Mai from NJSB! I'm going to get up early tomorrow and drill and grind it!
And if I really like it I might cut the rest of my three foot bar to this pattern!
And if I really like it I might cut the rest of my three foot bar to this pattern!
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Whew!.... That was nerve-wracking! But I think I got something I really love! Next I think I'll cut that bar of Hitachi San Mai to this pattern, anybody think I shouldn't?
