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Drop point knife build along

Started by RGK, April 09, 2007, 10:50:00 PM

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Sant-Ravenhill

Like everyone else I love buildalongs! Can't wait for more!

MYSTIKBOW

I've got the Dremmel tool and cut off wheels now I just have to find me the right piece of metal.
Nice job RGK.
I reckon so

RGK

heat it until it is bright orange and then sloooooooooooooooly let it cool.

QuoteOriginally posted by dposalski:
"Softened the blade for the handle"?  What does this mean and how is it accomplished?
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RGK

I had time to sand down the handle a bit tonight. I will use tung oil as the finish.





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Bodork

You're killin' me! That thing looks awesome! Hey, I just had an idea! I work for a landscape company and my boss has been whinning for a helle knife. Maybe I can take an old pruning blade(we have alot of them laying around)and make him a knife like that one. Thanks for the motivation and instructions. Mike

DesertDude

Sweeeeet............Man that is Cool.....

Thanks for sharing.........
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houseman

WOW!! you do have some skills.  Nice job!
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TimBow2

nice looking........this thread gave me some idea's on my next knife.........thanks

BenBow

All Right! Nice job. Got me thinking about what I can do with a worn out saw blade. Now where can I find some time.
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Green Arrow

quick question:  are you using a dremmel to cut out the blade?  and what kind of eye protection do you need to wear.  i've never played with metal but i'd like to give it a try.  and how do you shape the handle....

thanks for the build along, it is a gorgeous knife!!
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Shakes.602

Dremel makes a Diamond Cut Off Wheel as well, thats what I would Use anyway.
Good Set of Safety Glasses with sides Covered too Green Arrow!! The Wrap around kind work Really well.
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RGK

Eye protection???  Now look, I have something in my eye.  ;)  I wear safety glasses and sometimes a full face shield with them.
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sticshooter

Ron ya make a awesome knife and I still see them deer sausages ya posted before.Great Job.<><
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Numitokayo

Simply beautiful Ron !!!! Great job  :)
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Coop

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RGK

I Finished the saw blade knife. The tung oil really gives it a good shine.










Time to start making the sheath.
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Frenchymanny

Superb work!

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