Thank you for that illistration ive been making ugly fits for years .
Here's an illustration of how I have been fitting my bolsters.
It seems to work for me, though it might not be the perfect solution. Your comments, tips and advice remain most welcome.
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Thank you for that illistration ive been making ugly fits for years .
Sticky please
Kane
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Nicely illustrated, many thanks Zed.
Edgehog
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Me too. So why didnt you post this earlier?Originally Posted by djchuckedwar
This means a big step forward for me, thanks!
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You should also try silver soldering or braising if you have the equipment.
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Martyn, I like that system, as it makes for a really good fit. I have that same filing guide, and if I really wanted to do it that way, I could even mill it to even greater precision.
The reason why I don't do that on scandinavian knives is that they tend to be thinner and often laminated too. I don't want to thin the tang or introduce a stress riser.
There's no reason it wouldn't work on a thick bowie tang, and I'd really be tempted to do it that way.
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Please please, where can I get such a device?
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hello what would you recomend to glue the parts of ascandi together, a epoxy resin or a polyurahene glue. seem to be getting conflicting information . thank you for you help
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