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You can get thinner epoxies - west systems is very thin but youd have to buy a lot of it! As Stew says 5 min epoxy is thick.
Ive used this super glue hybrid before that worked really well:
https://www.toolstation.com/shop/p61316
Only thing with standard superglue is it is very brittle - so...
Best solution for sure! I was going to say you would be welcome to come down to Bournemouth and I could look at it for you, but fallkniven will be best i imagine!
Thank you for taking so much time to write such detailed ffeedback- i really appreciate it :-)
The knife is much like how i make my ffurniture- simple clean lines and relativity unadorned.
I will learn more in time im sure but for now my blade shapes are born from a belt sander in a vice...
Yeah definitely agree, it was initially just a visual flare kinda thing, and they are countersunk slightly to ease the insides.
Finishing a couple up over the next few days so ill be sure to post pics!
The handle should wear relatively well, boxwood ages to a beautiful pale orange from years of use an applications of linseed oil - I actually chose boxwood due to its heritage within my furniture making trade, its always been the gold standard for chisel handles. The Wenge is equally hard and...
Thanks for the input Bob!
Leather work is something I'm yet to turn my hand to, and I'm very much a 'keep it in house' kinda guy. Kydex can be a surprisingly good option once you get used to it - but it doesnt have that time aged look to it, doesnt get that patina you see in heirloom materials...
Thanks for the vote of confidence!
Should I look to offer in a stainless? Price would go up of course but is it that much of a selling feature when O1 provides a very nice edge and takes just a basic amount of care
Thank you for the kind words chaps :)
With regards to the size of the handle, I do definitely see what you mean - and larger hands doing the four finger grip/full fist grip for power strikes and stuff could end up having it feel a little small. However I see this more reminsicent of a scalpel...
Hello everyone!
Hope you're all well, my names Elliott Trent and I'm an aspiring knifemaker - I've actually sold a knife here the other day and was wondering if I could get some input from you bushcrafty fellas.
This is the knife I'm currently making, I've sold a few so far and they seem...
Hey bud,
It can be a little difficult to tell pale woods apart, especially when they are wet and in smaller sections,
Horse chestnut isnt an ideal timber to work with but im sure itl work, youll see a lot more use out of the sycamore
Be careful with staining as they dry and if you intend to...
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