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A new challenge in knife making

Started by RGK, January 03, 2009, 05:06:00 PM

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d. ward


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WAY COOL!!Thanks for all the pics. L

swp

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imskippy

WOW!! That is awesome. Can't wait to see it finished.  SKippy
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Chris Surtees

:eek:       :eek:     :eek:  WOW    :eek:      :eek:      :eek:

RGK

I made a set of Cocobolo Scales and then gave them 3 coats of super glue as a finish before epoxying them to the blade. Once I trim down the pins, I will give them one more coat of super glue.

I apply the super glue with my finger tip. You have to move fast and keep moving or you and the wood become one.



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RGK

QuoteOriginally posted by Steve Nuckels:
I can not wait to see how this turns out!  After layout how many hours do you have in the knife so far?
It has taken some time but I have been on vacation since the 19th. I started the knife on New years day and so farm I estimate that I have about 30 hours into the knife. I just attached the scales today. Will have pics when finished.
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Ray Hammond

RGK,
You can also use those little papers that you wipe glasses with to spread the super glue and it won't stick to those.

Nice project!
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imskippy

I learned a little trick from a guy who turns pens. He uses a dab of BLO (burnt linseed oil) and a drop or two of superglue. Then using a latex glove just use the fingertip and rub it in good. Works great for me so far.
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Holm-Made

Great work.  That's pretty cool, I have to say.  Chad

skullworks

Ron, you never cease to amaze me! Thanks for these tutorials and I know we can't wait to see the finished knife! Amazing work!
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

JMR

Amazing!!! I haven't slept since yesterday, waiting for more pics!!! Hurry the anticipation's killing me.

RGK

I finished the knife last night and took some pictures but struggled with the lighting. The gun bluing does not photograph well.











This was a real challenge and one I don't see me tackling again any time soon but it's good to have it in the bag of tricks.
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prarieboy

Look up!It's ALL above us.

bbassi

The talent around here just amazes me. Well Done sir!
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skullworks

Yeah man! That's what I'm talking about!!!! Now I'm going to have to take a shot at it! LOL!
'cuz deer huntin' ain't catch & release!

d. ward


talkingcabbage

Dang...I mean...Dang...

Very nice is an understatement!

Joe
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