Some Knives I Made
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Oh yes, I'd googled a little. In US people still have an oven in the Kitchen. How do i do that here?
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AnythingWooden wrote:Oh yes, I'd googled a little. In US people still have an oven in the Kitchen. How do i do that here?
From what I gathered, you get it to red-hot and allow it to cool on its own, without quenching.
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nicely made buddy .. keep it upjls001 wrote:Hi Knife-niks,
Great to discover fellow knife lovers. I've been lurking on this forum for some time now after a new-found enthusiasm for making knives.
Here are a couple of knives I made.
1) eight and half inch blade made from an old file:
Below is a closer look at the blade - the grind is mildly hollow. It was my first attempt at hollow grind and it shows in the rather amateurish "drop" at the ricasso. I completely messed it up I wanted to grind off the drop completely but decided to keep it as a souvenir of one's journey.
The tip:
I haven't made a sheath for this knife.
2) a more recent effort - a four and half inch double edged dagger. Made from a one inch chisel which I never got around to using. Since one surface of the chisel was already bevelled, I thought this was a good starting point for a small "diamond profile" double edged dagger.
I have a few more pics of other (mainly smaller) knives I made. Will post later.
In the meantime, here's a pic of work-in-progress five inch bushcraft:
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May we know what method did you use to grind your bevels? Thank you.
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