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  1. 11-01-2012, 03:47 PM #11
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    It is amazing seeing what an old possibly discarded file can be reborn as! Beautiful job.
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    That looks great...I like the simple elegance of it all. My only thought would be if the stabilizer at the heel is going to come into play when honing.
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    Amazing work for a file. I am amazed at the talent some folks have.
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    That looks just amazing! I seriously need to find a metal workshop class and learn how to do this.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sixsixty View Post
    That looks just amazing! I seriously need to find a metal workshop class and learn how to do this.
    exactly my thoughts!!! I would love to learn how to do something like this.

    Jamie... how did you learn this skill and have you got any tips/videos/links we can have a look at?

    I shown the wife... even she loves it but some of tje first words out of her mouth... 'dont even think about asking for a price' lol.
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    that's a big one.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tbert33 View Post
    exactly my thoughts!!! I would love to learn how to do something like this.

    Jamie... how did you learn this skill and have you got any tips/videos/links we can have a look at?

    I shown the wife... even she loves it but some of tje first words out of her mouth... 'dont even think about asking for a price' lol.
    Hi Tom you will find a lot of information on this forum, but you can pick up a lot of good info from the British blades forum and knife making workshop, but even after saying that I think you may need a good level of practical skill as well.
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    Simply awesome! It looks amazing! Let us now how it shaves
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    Jamie
    I really dig that alot. I love your approach you took on the design. Nice and clean, & what a polish job on it.
    Well done
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    Sweet Blade, Jamie! If I may, from my own personal experience, wonder about that stabilizer. You might consider getting the bottom of it gone before honing it.
    I also wonder what it would look like scaled. Nice Work!
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