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A start on knives
@ 06:33 am (GMT) |
bryan longI’ve had some time on my hands with a his virus holiday.But no access to my normal tool or workshop set up. So with a few budget tools and elbow grease i’ve got this far. Using RWL and 12c27 https://imgur.com/a/uHKH1LZ I’m waiting on an eBay mini forge for heat treating. |
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@ 09:08 am (GMT) |
Frank VallichRe: A start on knivesThat is crafty work. Long/Depth to the cuting edge from from back edge.For handles would a riveted bakelite material provide all season strength? |
@ 10:51 am (GMT) |
Warrick EdmondsRe: A start on knivesBryanRWL34 is my fav of all steels but both are good, so with the right HT, you'll be laughing. |
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@ 06:16 am (GMT) |
bryan longRe: A start on kniveshttps://www.instagram.com/p/CAV9zrxhVTI/ |
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@ 06:17 am (GMT) |
bryan longRe: A start on knivesRWL 34https://www.instagram.com/p/CAf4sQnh8LS/ |
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@ 05:11 pm (GMT) |
Warrick EdmondsRe: A start on knivesBryanGood start. Don't forget to make something to carry it in, otherwise it's just a paperweight. well done Warrick |
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