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Slade Ingram replied to Andrew P's discussion Stacked birch handle kits?"Try Brisa Knife Supplies, a great Scandi site, and they are in Sweden or one of those Scandi countries."
Jamey c left a comment for Slade Ingram""doc" gave me your name. I have a few p w oswtwald knives in various stages of needed repair. Can you repair them or know someone who can? Jamey@clement.net"
D ale left a comment for Slade Ingram"The shiny SS blade on the right .. that's me handiwk .. ok for an amateur .. and it even worked !!!!"
D ale left a comment for Slade Ingram"Slade .. haven't heard/read ya in awhile .. good to see ya back !!!
Say .. I had occassion to use one of THESE recently .. got terrific results .. clearancing the tang .. for the coil springs "stack height" .. take a look "
Slade Ingram replied to CaptJeff Saylor's discussion Post a Question.... Get some advice... leave your question here!!!! in the group Knife Repair, Modification, Restoration & ImprovementSlade Ingram joined Ben Weidlich's group
Knife Sharpeners
Collaboration of people who love to sharpen and hone their knives. And information on techniques/tools/tricks of the trade.Beginners welcomeSee More
Slade Ingram replied to CaptJeff Saylor's discussion Post a Question.... Get some advice... leave your question here!!!! in the group Knife Repair, Modification, Restoration & Improvement"I haven't actually tried this, BUT, a friend of mine talked of of putting some 24 hr.cure epoxy and some wood to be stabalized into one of these seal-a-meal bags and pulling a vacuum on it for several hours, then removing the wood and letting…"
Slade Ingram replied to CaptJeff Saylor's discussion Post a Question.... Get some advice... leave your question here!!!! in the group Knife Repair, Modification, Restoration & Improvement"Google "Enco Tools". They carry a large selection of drill bits. The hardest are solid carbide, brittle and expensive. For holes that do not need to be very precise, you can use carbide tipped masonary bits. They'll drill hardened…"
Slade Ingram replied to Ben's discussion What knives are you taking? in the group The Modern Survivalist"My folder would be a Victorinox and the fixed blade would be either a Fallkniven F1 or H1. I love both of 'em. If I could carry a chopper of some kind, it would be a Gransfors Bruts Wildlife ax. A wire saw would also be pretty handy."
Bruce Piehl left a comment for Slade Ingram"Ya Slade, I can't wait to see it. It was a little bit more that we thought. 104.85"
Slade Ingram replied to Scott King's discussion Knife History Buffs- Help me out. What's in a Name? in the group Early American Cutlery History"Back in the good ole days................. when clothes had to be ironed, there was a small ironing board that could be slid up up into the sleeves. this is the shape and name source of the "sleeveboard folder".
The "muskrat" was…"
Slade Ingram joined Scott King's group
Early American Cutlery History
Early American cutlery history fanatic? Here's the gateway to the past and we're waiting on the other side. But be warned, there are nerds in here.
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?
- 56 to 60 years
- Favorite Kind of Knives
- Just about anything that is not made in China or Pakistan.
- About Me
- retired machinist
- Interests
- Hunting, fishing, guns, knives, grandkids, family
- Other Hobbies
- See above
Comment Wall (15 comments)
- At 17:38 on January 7, 2012,
Jan Carter said…
Happy Birthday
- At 9:16 on January 7, 2012,
Ron"TUNA"Dumeah said… Happy Birthday
- At 12:04 on March 13, 2011, Jamey c said…
- "doc" gave me your name. I have a few p w oswtwald knives in various stages of needed repair. Can you repair them or know someone who can? Jamey@clement.net
- At 21:55 on January 26, 2011, D ale said…
- The shiny SS blade on the right .. that's me handiwk .. ok for an amateur .. and it even worked !!!!
- At 21:52 on January 26, 2011, D ale said…
Slade .. haven't heard/read ya in awhile .. good to see ya back !!!
Say .. I had occassion to use one of THESE recently .. got terrific results .. clearancing the tang .. for the coil springs "stack height" .. take a look
- At 1:20 on January 7, 2011,
Gerald Hines said… - Happy Birthday
- At 0:58 on January 7, 2011,
Cesar Salazar said… - Happy Birthday Slade!!!
- At 9:44 on May 26, 2010, Bruce Piehl said…
- Ya Slade, I can't wait to see it. It was a little bit more that we thought. 104.85
- At 2:03 on April 24, 2010,
Terry Waldele said… - Welcome aboard, Slade! Do you have any knife repair/restoration projects underway now?
- At 18:30 on April 23, 2010,
Daniel Howland said… - Welcome aboard Slade..
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