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Old02-05-2012, 01:40 AM #1
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Just got finished with this blade. Now I have to try to drill and make some wood handles tomorrow morning. I like knifes with file marks so here is the idea I had brought to life. This took most of the day. Any feed back is appreciated. thanks

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File work.

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Pretty cool, griff. Did you make the blank as well, or buy it?
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Thanks, I made it out of a 20 in. saw blade.

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Looks pretty good Griffin. What kind of wood you gonna go for for the handles?
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I'm thinking a nice grainy dried oak cut really thin and oiled up dark.

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Something like this center wood.

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I'm thinking a nice grainy dried oak cut really thin and oiled up dark.

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Something like this center wood.

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That should look pretty good. Make sure you take some pics of the finished product! Excited to seeing
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That is a nice job! I have made two knives from saw blades and you cant beat the way they will hold an edge. Here are two that I have made the one on top is from a file. The handle is not done yet. And the bottom is from a saw blade

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Thanks, I made it out of a 20 in. saw blade.

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Well, you answered my next question...how'd you get that "perfect" curve?
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That is a nice job! I have made two knives from saw blades and you cant beat the way they will hold an edge. Here are two that I have made the one on top is from a file. The handle is not done yet. And the bottom is from a saw blade

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Looks like a "nessmuk"

Cool!
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Well the blade I used was carbide tipped so I had to cut the curve off then I reshaped the curve back in.

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