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  1. Lightbulb Sticky Thread Sticky: Low-Tech Enzo Tutorial

    Not everyone's got a craft workshop full of kit. This is a tutorial for those who need to do it on a budget, with a minimum of tooling. This is a basic flatground Enzo in D2. I like the Enzo line of kit blades because they are exceptionally well designed, well made, precision ground and they...

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  2. Sticky Thread Sticky: Milling on a drill press

    Im about at the stage with my Drill press / mill conversion now that I actually have a machine which I can mill with. Everything else Im doing are purly improvements to Improve performance, ease of use, accuracy and the type of jobs I can do. Is anyone interested in a write up of the process I...

    Posted By Knife-Man
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    16-04-07 02:36 PM Go to last post
  3. Sticky Thread Sticky: How to make a simple sandwich friction folder

    As I promised you sometime ago. there is the how to make a simple friction folder with a sandwich building. The blade can be adapted on the how to make a horn handle for friction folder how to. You will find everything here. http://dremeltingpotes.free.fr/pages/tutos/piemontaistuto.html ...

    Posted By cardoso5fr
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    24-12-06 06:43 PM Go to last post
  4. Sticky Thread Sticky: Heat Treating Furnace Finished

    Well, I'm almost there :) :) The HT furnace has proved to be a GREAT success. Fired it up for the first time on Monday and got a piece of O1 tool steel up to hardening temp in less than 20 mins and that was with me keep opening the door to check for hot spots on the element. The insulation...

    Posted By APG1961
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  1. Vinegaroon Tutorial

    There has been some discussion regarding colouring leather using vinagaroon in the past so here is how I make and use it. I posted it initally over on BCUK but thought it would probably be of interest here too:rolleyes: MAKING VINEGAROON ‘Ingredients’ – Steel wool &...

    Posted By g4ghb
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    19-12-09 07:37 AM Go to last post
  2. Waterstones & Sharpening...

    Waterstones http://www.britishblades.com/pics/waterstone.jpg The use of natural stones for shaping and sharpening tools goes back to the beginning of mankind. Today craftsmen still rely on these traditional abrasive materials to hone their modern edge tools. Both waterstones and oilstones are...

    Posted By Martyn
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    28-11-09 07:49 AM Go to last post
  3. Leather handled knife tutorial

    When ever anyone tells me that there is a right way to do something… and a wrong way, I tend to switch off. There are always lots of ways to skin a cat. The approach to making Scandinavian-style leather handled knives that I am going to discuss does work well, but it is certainly not the only way...

    Posted By fastbreak
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    16-11-09 07:52 PM Go to last post
  4. Tutorial 2 nails with folder handle

    A little how to make a little friction folder with two nail with folded handle. Material carbone steel (O1,O2, XC...., file) 2 chigago screw (5mm of diameter and M4) 4 screw M4 2 thin wascher Tool Grinder (or file ;)) belt sander (40,120,80,220)

    Posted By cardoso5fr
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    07-04-09 09:46 AM Go to last post
  5. From Start to Finish, My Way. (V. Pic Heavy)

    I plan on showing here the way I make a knife by stock removal, from start to finish, with pictures showing the various stages of progress along the way. I'm not saying this is the way to do the job, just that it's my way. I shall be adding updates to the thread as the knife progresses (and as I...

    Posted By Longstrider
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    21-02-09 10:26 PM Go to last post
  6. Tutorial for a scandi sheath

    Here is all i need to make the sheath http://www.kniv.net/images/12.12.0_026.jpg

    Posted By Trond
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    27-01-09 12:06 AM Go to last post
  7. Another Kydex sheath tutorial

    This was just posted over on Bladeforums - http://www.chiro75knives.com/tutorials/plasticsheath/plasticsheathtutorial.html Pretty good.

    Posted By PS_Bond
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    20-11-08 01:03 PM Go to last post
  8. Flat grinding with a BUBBLE JIG

    Can you build something like this to fit your grinder? Sure you can . I used to break into a cold sweat, just thinking about grinding a blade. Getting the angles correct and making both right and left sides, the same, was a serious challenge to me.

    Posted By Fred Rowe
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    19-10-08 10:27 PM Go to last post
  9. Talking Son of Two Brick Forge

    I retired the first Two Brick Forge because I realised it had numerous fundamental shortcomings that couldn't be rectified. For a start, the square cavity prevented efficient swirling of the burner flame and the so I got a huge hot spot where the flame hit and not a lot of flame elsewhere. ...

    Posted By ZDP-189
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    19-09-08 03:40 AM Go to last post
  10. Lightbulb Hidden Tang - Step by Step

    I don't dare call this a tutorial. Firstly, because much better tutorials exist (link) and secondly, because it's my first attempt and I so made a number of small mistakes that I wouldn't want people to replicate. Essentially, I made this for my own education and as a proof of concept for a...

    Posted By ZDP-189
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    23-06-08 11:07 PM Go to last post
  11. Lightbulb Bolster Soldering Tutorial

    I'm no expert myself, but I have some experience here and am working on improving my technique. The following is a description of my current process which seems to work pretty well. It is posted here as much for peer review and comment as to instruct the people who need help. Equipment I...

    Posted By ZDP-189
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    23-05-08 03:30 AM Go to last post
  12. Re-handling tutorial added

    I added a tutorial here.... Mods feel free to move it. :) http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36056&page=2 Cheers.

    Posted By soup_monger
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    21-05-08 10:37 PM Go to last post
  13. Hamon from a file

    I've been asked to make a tutorial about this, so here goes: I'm gonna show you, by pictures & Q&A's how to get a nice hamon in a blade made from an old file. I'm going to do a Japanese style blade, cos it's only right & proper;) It'll take a while, so please bear with me. First take a...

    Posted By Colin KC
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    26-03-08 10:18 PM Go to last post
  14. in prog the sheath

    hi there i whas thinking of to show you the way i make a scandi sheath most of it i have learn from roland strömberg one of the best maker in sweden i think i vill start vith how i preper the knife handel and blade so we hopfully get that click when the knife goos in one wood and one thinn...

    Posted By greger
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    22-02-08 03:47 PM Go to last post
  15. Manofthewood opinel restauration project

    Nick has contact me to give a new life to a sentimental opinel blade. I share (with nick agreement), the evolution of the work. http://dremeltingpotes.free.fr/SHORT/creation/manofthewood/manofthewood02.jpg Monday, the blade arrived par air mail at home. I've discover in live the level of...

    Posted By cardoso5fr
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    21-02-08 05:02 PM Go to last post
  16. Carved Criollo

    I was influenced by Antonio Montejano to do this handle and leave the tientos for a while, thank Antonio my friend. http://www.britishblades.com/forums/images/icons/icon12.gif The blade was done by my friend Marcial Dos Santos in W1 and L6 with 220 layers. I hope you like it. Regards, ...

    Posted By marziali
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    16-09-07 06:35 AM Go to last post
  17. New Scandi.

    Hi Guys. Here's a new one ,finished today. :D http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c255/jp338/kniv-21.jpg http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c255/jp338/kniv-21-1.jpg Blade: Mattias Styrefors ,Sweden Handle: Desert Ironwood,Ebony,Pewter,Copper and Mosaic pin. I hope you like it :)

    Posted By J.P
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    14-05-07 01:39 PM Go to last post
  18. Lightbulb Scandi Bolster Fit

    Here's an illustration of how I have been fitting my bolsters. http://www.uberlevel.com/link2image/bf478nc5w4.GIF It seems to work for me, though it might not be the perfect solution. Your comments, tips and advice remain most welcome.

    Posted By ZDP-189
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    21-03-07 10:01 PM Go to last post
  19. Tutorial of pradel restauration

    The restoration of a small folding stool with is carried of all, and this with a minimum of material and dexterity. I will try in a few words to explain a method to give to nine an old knife. While espèrant that that will give you desire for trying the adventure. Material necessary 1 old...

    Posted By cardoso5fr
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    14-01-07 06:28 PM Go to last post
  20. Tutorial Opi Bird Bamboo

    As i promise the little tuto for an opi bird bamboo (another version of the nick opi) Material necessary 1 opinel (here N°8 but one 7 or 6 is worked as well) Sander with band 80-120. (not obligatory). Dremel (or copies) with drum of sandpapering 40 -120, felt of polishing, coils steel...

    Posted By cardoso5fr
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    14-01-07 06:11 PM Go to last post

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