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    HOW OLD IS YOUR OLDEST POCKET KNIFE?

    First model buck scoutlite in 87. Grandma gave me a bolo knife from 1912.

  2. Knife blade lenght is 12" in GA

    See what I mean? @SafeCracka
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    Picture of all your knives

  4. Steeling knives: you're probably doing it wrong

    Mine is worn smooth except the extreme ends.
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    Anyone Ever seen a Case Knife Like This?

    I think he meant that if you find one from the '20's or '30's with clear handles, it would be suspect.

  6. Blade material for newbie

    I just caught some flak for posting up a pre finished blade is all and got a little twisted because I am an exceedingly honest person and it was inferred by pizza and furniture that a pre finished blade would be passed off as anything other than what it is. I also think that finishing a kit uses...

  7. Blade material for newbie

    I can see it being a weekend project using those methods especially the backyard heat treatment. And the philosophy of making one from start to finish. It's like using a crate motor in your hot rod.

  8. Blade material for newbie

    Disclaimer: The so called knife you see was assembled from items purchased at a store. The irregular shaped handle and pommel came from rough stock. The hand guard came pretty much as it except for the fit and silver solder. It kept a bored twelve year old busy for a few minutes during...

  9. Blade material for newbie

    I think you guys lost the forest for the trees. It went from what's pin stock and a weekend project with his kid to spending 1k+ on a fancy belt grinder. I understand what you are saying, however, I don't think anyone is claiming to be Mr. Papa John or a bloody furniture designer. Sure he...

  10. Blade material for newbie

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  11. Blade material for newbie

    Making a knife in a weekend is ambitious OP. Good luck.
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    Shank Making 101...

    Paracord. Yeah, I should have censored the pommel, but, it is how the 12 year old me left it. I'm pretty sure I had an edge on it and didn't want to risk it on the bench grinder.
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    Shank Making 101...

    I was thinking about this thread yesterday. I will post pics of my shank shortly. Probably 25 years old, old file and corian. Have fun with it!
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    1912 military blade info requested

    1909 bolo, about 100-120 bucks without the scabbard.
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    1912 military blade info requested

    Flaming bomb, SA, and 1912 on one side. 24574 and US on the other. The blade is about 1/4" thick. Anyone have any info or a value on this piece?
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    Oyster knives

    I like the red one.

  17. Machete sharpening?

    I suppose that with three boys and woods nearby my parents afforded us children more latitude than what was normal.

  18. Machete sharpening?

    Get a file and some gloves and make it look like this. V
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    Damascus.

    Oh yeah, it looks like a great utility knife. I don't know for sure, but they seemed relatively more expensive twenty years ago.
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    Damascus.

    I assembled kits and knives from parts from Atlanta Cutlery as a kid. I always wanted a Damascus blade. That is nice!
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