larsjacobsen

Any kind of welder / weld will do. I have used stick, mig and tig....and they all do fine. Remember to clean/ grind the surfaces and keep them flat. Temperature is the same as any other weld ...1200/1300 degrees celsius. After the first weld I keep the billet at forgewelding temperature for 10 - 15 min. ....To ensure proper bonding. as you will notice from the pictures ...the scale is different from plain carbon steel and the activity in the laminated steel depends on the kind of stainless used. 316 stainless gives almost no activity ...while 400 series ( 416, 420, Ae

Learning to grind fullers and making stainless / damascus san mai

Den er fin ...

Hi ...and a merry Christmas to all of you Handle is G10 and Micarta and stabilized Skate board. My son is a good skater and used to be in the top three i Denmark in his teens...so skateboard from one of his old worn out boards seemed the right choise. Blade is 304 stainless over Uddeholm 26c ....

I’m using the wheel from Jantz knife supplies ...check them out....I start out with an 80 grit belt and finish with a Trizact 337. The wheels need slow speed or they will get to warm ...

Bought small wheels a about a year ago .....been practicing on a couple of blades. If you prefer beating them in ...do that ....If you just like everything about blades ....buy them right away

Nice one .......

Nice EDC .....

Nice

Yes ....a litte swim in dilluted ferric...

Finished this yesterday ....Blade is 420 stainless and O1 laminate. Handle is brown canvas micarta and stainless corby bolts. Got to use my new stamp for the leather sheath and it turned out pretty nice ...,..

I actually use different sized ballbearing balls to flare the tube - they are smooth and do not scratch the tube

Very nice work .....

Blade is san mai 80crv2 and mild steel - micarta handle with stainless corbybolts - sheath has stainless fittings too. Blade made in 2011 ....one of the first large ones I made. Did not want to finish it at first due to a few small welding flaws ...but decided to anyway.

Yes ...it was made after assembly