AusVarmint

Bloody good work in those.knives James !!

Great work Bimbo

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Getting good James, or should I say, gooder.

Have a crack at a bolster next. Really finishes a knife


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trevort wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2019 2:14 pm Have a crack at a bolster next. Really finishes a knife


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The next knife in the facebook challenge thingy I am part of will most likely get one just because I haven't done one yet The way the last 2 knives are made, the section in front of the spacers is done the same was a many bolsters are done.

You will nail it I’m sure. Talentless people are jealous of the talented


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trevort wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2019 8:06 pm You will nail it I’m sure. Talentless people are jealous of the talented


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Hey!

I resemble that remark...

What glue do you use on the stocks? I have an old kitchen knife I bought in 1993 that the panels are starting to fall off and i want to keep it together.

Seddo wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 8:38 pm What glue do you use on the stocks? I have an old kitchen knife I bought in 1993 that the panels are starting to fall off and i want to keep it together.

Ive been using 'blade bond' for a while and pretty happy with it. I buy it from Gameco but not sure where else you can get it from

bimbo wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 8:42 pm

Seddo wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2020 8:38 pm What glue do you use on the stocks? I have an old kitchen knife I bought in 1993 that the panels are starting to fall off and i want to keep it together.

Ive been using 'blade bond' for a while and pretty happy with it. I buy it from Gameco but not sure where else you can get it from

Thanks

https://www.artisansupplies.com.au/prod ... 783a5940ef

they have 3 types of blade bond in stock.

Edge, Extreme & Ultra.

Finally got this one finished, first knife that i have drawn from scratch. All other knifes i had traced a knife or downloaded a template and then tweaked the design. This one the only limitation was the size of a piece of scrap I had and the idea of a bird and trout or small game style knife.

Knife is made from 14c28 stainless steel and handle is stabilised spalted myrtle and resin with g10 liners and carbon fiber pins. Its not perfect but its ok, just need to make a sheath and put an edge on it.







Cheers
James

Looks terrific


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Nice work there James. You got that stuff from BB yet ?

Thats beautiful James.

Oh DAMN