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Except for the top two all the blades are in the raw and need finished.
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Please share with us what tools and or processes you use to make your knives, like are they forged or stock removal. I think this will help other on the site who are intrested in giving knife making a try. Here is a great book the I would recomend for some one who wants to try their hand at knife making without spending a ton of money on equipment. http://www.amazon.com/Wayne-Goddards.../dp/0873419936
Please share with us what tools and or processes you use to make your knives, like are they forged or stock removal. I think this will help other on the site who are intrested in giving knife making a try. Here is a great book the I would recomend for some one who wants to try their hand at knife making without spending a ton of money on equipment. http://www.amazon.com/Wayne-Goddards.../dp/0873419936
The Bowie was my one and only forged blade, and still required file work to make it pretty. My tools are very basic, Bench and hand grinders, drill, and a few files.
I will do a little tutorial layer today on basic stock removal pt945 style.
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