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Like Joshua, I, too, use Simple Green. I keep a spray bottle filled with a diluted solution of about 1 part SG and 4 parts water. It's NOT a lubrica...

A bit of acetone on a swab will probably not hurt anything. About all you can do is find out. I began using West System marine epoxy 20 years ago be...

That's pretty spectacular. I can't imagine the hours put into that.

And I think it's a good tradition. I can never pick just one. They're all different with varying degrees of complexity and aesthetics. So I'll tos...

I have now made about 10 Quillon Daggers. I prefer a snug fit as opposed to a lose fit, which you would get with an over-sized groove. However you a...

You mean this one? " Hello Mr. Andersen My name is Jacob, I am 15 and I am really interested in bladesmithing. I was going through the ABS w...

I have had the EXACT same issue with this steel. I use it for some commercial I do. That alloy banding is a real nuisance. The only way I've been ab...

What are you "plunging" with? Sometimes if you want what others have you have to do it the way they do it. Outside of my own two hands, my variable ...

There are no functions like that that I am aware of.

I'm not too picky when it comes to dressing large game, but one I enjoy making and using is my White Iron Hunter design: [img/p> [img/p>

I do a considerable amount of Parkerizing. Also, nearly 100% of my knives are take-down. Even the full tang knives utilize screws on the scales, so al...

As already mentioned - keep chemicals away from your steel. Nothing is cleaner than just sanded, raw steel. If a piece of steel I plan on etching ...