Scott Mindrebo
Apprentice Bladesmith (5yr)
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Joined: Feb 15, 2021
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Notice: Va Training Programs In My Shop

This is a real shame Ed. The old adage that "No good deed goes unpunished" seems to fit the bill here. I am glad that you are finding a way around the...

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

[quote name='Joshua States' date='01 March 2016 - 07:20 PM' timestamp='1456885233' post='16299'] I have done some this way. I put a post up of a for...

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

Steve you sure do produce beautiful Knives.Thanks for your help. I will keep this in mind for the next one I do. Scott

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

Steve thanks for your post. I can see that in the last 2 knives your bevel is below the handle line eliminating the plunge line. This makes perfect se...

9 years ago
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La Brea Bowie

Great looking knife!

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

Thanks Joshua. Makes sense.

9 years ago
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Forged Ring Guard

Gary that is a great design. Good luck at the show.

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

I typically use 1/8 corby bolts during glue up as i like the mechanical properties they provide along with the epoxy bonding. I pre-drill holes prior ...

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

Joshua I don't have a surface grinder. I guess I need another tool for the shop.I only have a Belt grinder and a 9 inch disc grinder. Like you s...

9 years ago
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Plungeless Chef's Knives

Thanks Matthew and Karl. I have been doing full tangs. I will experiment with the methods you have suggested.

9 years ago
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Playing With Hamons

Thanks Gary. I have been struggling with bringing out a hamon on 1095. How did you dilute the ferric chloride?

9 years ago
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Playing With Hamons

Gary can you describe the process you used to etch the hamon. Also what grit did you sand up to when you finished sanding the knife. Thanks Scot...

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