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Let see some filework
Here's some of my work..Just one thing,..They aren't done on an automatic.
It's actually on one of my balisongs.
It's actually on one of my balisongs.
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Howdy Causeway,
I just started getting into the filework also. Heres my first, its
on a S&W clone. I didn't want to screw up a good blade.
The Claudester
I just started getting into the filework also. Heres my first, its
on a S&W clone. I didn't want to screw up a good blade.
The Claudester
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The picture is working ok for me.
Maybe you can try and reload the page and see if it comes up.
the link http://home.attbi.com/~arokiem/DSC01515.JPG[/code]
Maybe you can try and reload the page and see if it comes up.
the link http://home.attbi.com/~arokiem/DSC01515.JPG[/code]
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Thanks MrBigg,
Nemo had a class on how to put together a Mikov kit over on the knife101 forum and he used
one of my kits to do the class. When the class was over he sent me the completed knife and it has this really
nice file work on it. Well, I just wanted to be able to do the same to the knives I was making and that's how
it came out. I've done a couple of Bokers and a couple of clone M-14s and they turn out nice. I am not very artistic,
I can hardly draw a stick men but working with files is kinda mechanical and that's O.K. I just followed patterns from
the knife I got from Nemo and others I see on the web.
Take Care
The Claudester
Nemo had a class on how to put together a Mikov kit over on the knife101 forum and he used
one of my kits to do the class. When the class was over he sent me the completed knife and it has this really
nice file work on it. Well, I just wanted to be able to do the same to the knives I was making and that's how
it came out. I've done a couple of Bokers and a couple of clone M-14s and they turn out nice. I am not very artistic,
I can hardly draw a stick men but working with files is kinda mechanical and that's O.K. I just followed patterns from
the knife I got from Nemo and others I see on the web.
Take Care
The Claudester
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Thanks Nemo,
I sent you a email.
MrBigg, Heres a picture of a M-14 clone I just did last night. I use a chainsaw file and dremel, Thats it. I haven't found a site that really gets into it.
The Claudester
By the way, I like your hammer. You have come a long way MrBIGG
I sent you a email.
MrBigg, Heres a picture of a M-14 clone I just did last night. I use a chainsaw file and dremel, Thats it. I haven't found a site that really gets into it.
The Claudester
By the way, I like your hammer. You have come a long way MrBIGG
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wow - that's great - one night?
well i'm gonna be a dead man, cause my wife already says i spend too much time playing with knives - but i'm dying to give it a try!
i don't own a chainsaw, so is it just a small round, and triangle file you use? - is the dremmel the key tool?
oh yeah, one more question - do you start at the tip or the tang?
well i'm gonna be a dead man, cause my wife already says i spend too much time playing with knives - but i'm dying to give it a try!
i don't own a chainsaw, so is it just a small round, and triangle file you use? - is the dremmel the key tool?
oh yeah, one more question - do you start at the tip or the tang?
thanks mr claudster - i had a rocky start here - but i've mellowed - also, i've spent so much on knives lately that i can't afford to leave the house that's why i've spent the time reading here, and getting to know the regulars!By the way, I like your hammer. You have come a long way MrBIGG
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MrBiGG,
I have three chain saws and I've never sharpened one! They have two sizes at most hardware stores and I use the smaller of
the two. I haven't used a triangular file yet but I try different ones that I have. The dremel I use for just about every thing from
smoothing out the rounds to making cuts. So far I have started at the tang only because its easier for me and I have more control.
The Claudester
I have three chain saws and I've never sharpened one! They have two sizes at most hardware stores and I use the smaller of
the two. I haven't used a triangular file yet but I try different ones that I have. The dremel I use for just about every thing from
smoothing out the rounds to making cuts. So far I have started at the tang only because its easier for me and I have more control.
The Claudester