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Oh yeah! Love it.finally worked on knives after about 3 months, met with Mike Shindel of @bladeandhammer at his shop.
He learned how to work on laminated Japanese steel using a kitchen knife design I made.
Mike did much of the forging, and I guided him in the HT. I did alot of the grinding
Mike will finalize the handles for our "collaboration"
Wow! HSC & Comet_sharp those kitchen knives are looking amazing!
IMG_20170816_164104_906 by Joshua Gallardo, on Flickr
Josh, The mods you made look to be well thought out and accomplished. Your grinder will be much more versatile now. You need a easy to use work rest. Try one similar to this. LarryI've finally gotten around to tilting my kmg and putting a second arm slot below my main slot. It's something I've wanted to do forever and just kept putting off. I tried to do it a different way and was never happy with it. Sometimes the simplest way is the best. And I don't know if there's any other mods I can do to it. You can hardly tell there's a kmg under there.
I also decided to try my disc sander horizontally.
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The OSB is temporary, it was there already so instead of cutting a hole in new wood, I figured I'd test it on this cheap stuff first.
Wow! HSC & Comet_sharp those kitchen knives are looking amazing!
Josh, Those are really nice crisp grinds. Are you grinding your swedges with a small wheel? Larry
IMG_20170816_164104_906 by Joshua Gallardo, on Flickr
I'll try to post a couple photos again. LarryLarry, I really found the need to flip it when I tried keeping both sides of a folder symmetrical. Hopefully this helps. I definitely want a good work rest.
I think your picture uploaded wrong, but if my knives came out like Josh RG's, I'll take it!
I'll try to post a couple photos again. Larry