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Thoughts on this benchgrinder?
Kyley absolutely right .. the 1" belt w/ smaller dia rollers offers a distinct advantage .. when my 4" gave up the ghost .. I went w/ the 1" .. great for profiling & tighter curves .. removing so…
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Kyley absolutely right .. the 1" belt w/ smaller dia rollers offers a distinct advantage .. when my 4" gave up the ghost .. I went w/ the 1" .. great for profiling & tighter curves .. removing some gaurds have clearanced the roller @ top for tighter…
Nice stag .. I like the slender one .. btm cntr .. almost looks like it could be a folder ..
Geez .. this is sweet ..
WOW .. everything flows .. curves in the handle to curves in the damask . NICE
Feels good in the hand too .. I bet !!
This is the ONE item I purchased from Grizzly .. I've been happy w/ it .. I ordered a variety of belts w/ it .. as I recall .. high grit belts were unavailable .. I purposely put alot of wear on a new belt to get something smoother .. it's been OK f…
Nice to have a storefront that handy .. nothing like a hands/eyes on ..
You might also consider a disc/belt combo ..
Have you looked @ the Grizzly site .. I've purchased ONE item there .. it was EXACTLY as described .. nothing more .. nothing less…
Trent .. I sat down once hiking in .. the rock wasn't flat .. the pac pulled me back & to one side .. my feet were in the air ..
.. my daughter was giggling so hard she couldn't hold the camera steady .. there is a God ..
@ Dave
.. the backpac was waayyy too heavy .. it was just for a couple nights .. I overpacked ..
.. the air was thinner than I was used to .. she lives there ..
.. we should have taken the filter .. we packed the H2O in .. foolish us ..
.. bagel…
Also .. use a high power magnifying glass .. you should see "pores" .. if bone / antler
Andrew .. the "solingen" stamp has been used on a variety of knives .. that have never been in Deutschland .. I probably own a few ..
I'm still voting for antler/stag !!
Nice link .. Spyderco's edge-u-cation
Dale's Groups
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STOCKMAN PATTERN GROUP
20 members
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The "My Favorite Knife"…
16 members
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Tactical Collectors Club
133 members
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Nautical Knives, Art and…
6 members
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Beginner Collectors
110 members
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I enjoy the history of the cutlery industry. As a result, I've a few stampings ya just don't see everyday.
Finding/researching the varied stampings has been an enjoyable journey into the history of the cutlery industry. Along the way, I've been exposed to a wide variety of design approaches.
From that came an interest in the different approaches to locking a folder in place.
From there ... the design approaches for an automatic. Then ... assisted.
It's been a wild ride !!!
Finding/researching the varied stampings has been an enjoyable journey into the history of the cutlery industry. Along the way, I've been exposed to a wide variety of design approaches.
From that came an interest in the different approaches to locking a folder in place.
From there ... the design approaches for an automatic. Then ... assisted.
It's been a wild ride !!!
Profile Information
- Are you a member of any knife club now?
- Yes
- Do you currently subscribe to any knife publication (offline)
- No
- How long have you collected knives?
- 41 to 45 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Older ... Robeson, Waterville, Cattaraugus, Marble's, Utica, Western, Kinfolks, Miller Bros, Wade & Butcher, ...
Newer ... Case, Queen, Bulldog, ATS34, D2, unique locking mechanisms, ...
- About Me
- see above description
- Interests
- reading, movies, family, etc
- Other Hobbies
- electronics, movies, books, ...
- Quote
- perhaps
Comment Wall (51 comments)
- At 7:46pm on March 16, 2010,
Trent Rock said… - That is the thing...I don't see why knife companies don't release, pubicly, the production #'s data?..For example, how many Buck 110's were made in 1985?? Or how many Schrade 34OT's were made in 1969?.......................
- At 8:10pm on March 15, 2010,
Trent Rock said…
- LOL
Yeah....I have dreams about GRAPHS!!...How messed up is that??!! :)
I guess a lot depends on how many of the Knife A (old Case XX knife) were produced. If they made 2 million a year...Then Knife B would appreciate faster.
Why are Imperials so "cheap" on EBAY now?
Is it because they sold A LOT (supply)?
Or because they are "cheap" (materials, quality control,etc.)(demand)?
These are the things economists think about
It's scary
And it's a curse on my mind!!...:)
- At 7:50pm on March 15, 2010,
Sunil Ram said… - Thanks for joining the STOCKMAN PATTERN GROUP.
- At 5:23pm on March 15, 2010,
Michael D Sabol said… - thanks for joinin' my group!!!
- At 12:49pm on March 15, 2010,
Keqing Song said… - Thanks for the warm welcome! I'm sure i will!
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You could make it longer by going diagonally in the tin. Nice job though
what would it add to the cost of a knife to get those white spacers in them?
Another happy customer, you do excellent work Kyley and you charge a fair price too :-)
Hey Kyley, starting work again Monday after a short hiatus....expect a belt knife order ASAP!
(I don't want you to run out of blanks LOL)
Just wanted to say Thanks to Kyley for this awesome knife. and do a quick review on the knife and sheath design! I LOVE IT! Great craftsmanship. perfect EDC knife. The weight was ultra light and the sheath was a perfect secure fit. With the addition…
Very Nice!
Thanks Kyley. Wish I had more of it. The stuff is like gold. I have one block left in my stash!
Been working on a batch of it, But wont know if its as nice for another few weeks. Keeping my fingers crossed!
We want to show examples of decorative file work and answer questions as well as lead viewers to tutorials.
Wow! Great engraving job!
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