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    Kanetsune kitchen knives

    Not much alloying metal for stain prevention in the "paper" steels. There's a little chromium in the blue, for better wear resistance, I think,...
    Post by: Jason_G, Oct 6, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Anyone know anything about these Maxepidition Ferox Folders?

    Same here. 58 would be my lower threshold, and I would prefer to be in the low sixties, in general, truth be told. I don't know much about that...
    Post by: Jason_G, Oct 5, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    What I carried back in

    Nice. Pics of the Jeeps? Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Oct 1, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Hammer-In

    I've got to go to one of these. I think I would learn a lot. That basket hilted broadsword looks like it would be a lot of work. But fun. Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 30, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    For Iraq/Afghanistan Vets - What Was Your Most Useful Sandbox Knife?

    I have always been the same way, but with some of the manufacturers using better stainless alloys now, you can get a decent blade that is...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 30, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Has anyone used one of these or know of a better Katana in this price range?

    Saw that. Good show, but I kept expecting him to make some goofy facial expressions and yell "A la cuisine!" Musashi was the real deal. Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 29, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Just got this back from the engraver

    Great looking knife. Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 29, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    New One From Harv

    Thanks Harv. The tempera sounds like a good idea. Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 27, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Bought the "work sharp" by Boker - first impressions.

    I've never used the Work Sharp in particular, but I'd offer this word of caution about powered sharpeners: they can get a knife nice and sharp,...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 26, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Cold Steel Brave Heart and SOG Pentagon

    Congratulations! I'm guessing the Brave Heart is CS's take on a sgian dubh. I don't have much experience with either brand, but they look nice....
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 26, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Don's Small Skinner

    Looks great! Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 25, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    New One From Harv

    Thanks Harv. I use Devcon 2 Ton as well, but my only experience with trying to tint it (I used oil paint) didn't turn out so well. I figured maybe...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 25, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    New One From Harv

    Looks great! I like the clean execution of your knives. I wish I could get my plunge lines to look half as good as yours :o. You did a good job...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 21, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Pocket clip screws

    I don't know. I have taken my clip completely off my Benchmade and then back on again. No loosening. Maybe I've just been lucky. I do have to...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 20, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Craftsman Belt Grinder for hobbyist knifemaking?

    Yes, they are underpowered, but it's still better than doing it by hand, especially if you are just doing flat grinds. And with some of these...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 17, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Craftsman Belt Grinder for hobbyist knifemaking?

    My sander is a Harbor Freight 4x36, and very underpowered. That's mostly why I start out so low. If I had a little more horsepower, I'd start with...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 16, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Craftsman Belt Grinder for hobbyist knifemaking?

    As per grits, I usually go with 36 for rough shaping and setting the bevels (I've only done stock removal so far- if forging, then the bevels...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 15, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    What blade are you carrying today?

    Benchmade Mini-Grip. Same as always. I've never been one to switch up my "EDC," be that pistols or knives. Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 15, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    Craftsman Belt Grinder for hobbyist knifemaking?

    Im a beginner at all of this as well, but this is basically what I've read when i researched the same question: That's what most would consider...
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 14, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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    A seaxy new blade!

    That's good-looking work. :cool: Jason
    Post by: Jason_G, Sep 13, 2012 in forum: Non-Firearm Weapons
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