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This is my first post in knife section
It’s all because of the Mumbai "Churi Mochi Gang" specialy Moin he is the main culprit to spared the knife virus & I decided to make my won knife
First I brought a Rotary Tool (Indian Clone of Dermal) for Rs. 1,600/- it come with few accessories so brought some more Dermal cutting wheels extra

Next I brought Mirandaa Randha Blades to make the knifes from Chor Bazar This was my first attempt to make a knife so I started with some simple knife After successfully completing the first knife I started to make Boker-MA-2 type knife
I found original Boker-MA2 knife small so I make my knife little bit bigger than that

Few more Pic

Hi Pratik,
WoW
Your Boker is simply magnificent - The profile, Finger vents, slot, grip etc. are well shaped & ground.
The overall finish is very good!
Congrats
Briha

Thanks Sir

How did you cut the vents man?? Awesome work!!

I am doing a Boker gnome copy with the same blade you gave me. Will post pics soon.

Dear Pratik, Superb product out of your efforts. Wonderful bro !

essdee1972 wrote: How did you cut the vents man?? Awesome work!!
I am doing a Boker gnome copy with the same blade you gave me. Will post pics soon.

> Since the vents are big enough to put a finger through - A bench drill 20mm+ must've been used...
> Also extensive use of the Dremel with shaft grinder for profiling...
> A very professional job... Hats Off to Pratik
Briha

brihacharan wrote:

essdee1972 wrote: How did you cut the vents man?? Awesome work!!
I am doing a Boker gnome copy with the same blade you gave me. Will post pics soon.

> Since the vents are big enough to put a finger through - A bench drill 20mm+ must've been used...
> Also extensive use of the Dremel with shaft grinder for profiling...
> A very professional job... Hats Off to Pratik
Briha

Thanks AGN & Esdee
first I use dermel cut of wheels to cut the square than used dermal sanding bands to make it round shape

Very nice Pratik

great work pratik.you made it look so simple.
thanks and keep posting,eager to learn.
regards
dr.jk

dr.jayakumar wrote: Great work pratik.you made it look so simple. Thanks and keep posting,eager to learn.
regards
dr.jk

> Ha Ha!!!
> Talk about Talent abundant with CMG - Mumbai
Briha

Great D.I.Y pratik mahale .. please post pictures of the tools used especially the rotary tool

Thanks Moin ,Dr.Jayakumar & Najad

Rotary tool is CLIF make Mini Die grinder MDG32A which cost me Rs. 1,600/-with 6 months warranty it come with a flexible Shaft which still I have not used & 40 Nos. of accessories like few cutoff wheels, sanding bands, drill bits, some grinding stones etc .
I never used Dremel Tool so can’t compare it with dremel but I am totally satisfied with the performances

Pratik, the tool looks very much like the Dremel 300 I have, I would say identical copy. And at 1/3rd the cost, looks like a steal!!

How did you get the finish? I am trying to get a mirror finish on the blade made from the same material, but the steel is so hard, it's taking ages!

essdee1972 wrote: Pratik, the tool looks very much like the Dremel 300 I have, I would say identical copy. And at 1/3rd the cost, looks like a steal!!
How did you get the finish? I am trying to get a mirror finish on the blade made from the same material, but the steel is so hard, it's taking ages!

Guys!
> I have a strong & sincere suggestion...
> The next MCMG meet ought to be a "DEMO" by Pritik & Essdee...
Briha