robert washburn

And price ?

They come with a kydex pocket sheath and are75.00 each. You can email me at rlwashburn@excite.com

Ahh, bother - as much as I love that design, that's way out of my price range. It's a beautiful knife though. Someone will really enjoy owning that one

Thanks for looking,this is what you get after47 years of working on knives Robert

How much? And do you have other pics?

450.00 I`ll try and get more pics.Thanks Robert rlwashburn@excite.com is my email

52100 steel from Ray Kirk ,stainless hard wear ,with rosewood handles.The pattern was given to me by SR Johnson him self. Contact me if interested at rlwashburn@excite.com thanks Robert

I'm going by The $50 Knife Shop method of heat treating, but I'm wondering if the edge quench does well with the toaster oven. Would be better to do a full quench, and do a full temper with T oven?

Any advise for a beginner would be welcomed.

Greg

The oven will be fine. Robert

I need some help.Someone tell me how to increace the pic size.I am not in to the computer. Thanks Robert

This is a good looking piece.You must have had a good teacher. Later Robert

What length is this steel? Robert

Brad

No I am not picky, either Fedex or UPS ground is good for me.

Chris

 

PS Edited to add if it helps you can get rid of the metal holding up the speed control.

What do you want for the 4 wheeler. Thanks Robert

I'm trying to decide if the 90# is enough or should I go for the large version? I don't want to cheap out but cost of shipping really is a consideration. Anyone using a 90# that can comment?

 

Thanks Tim

Frogfish,I have used a reguler anvil and one of the 90# ones of Chucks and had rather have Chucks.When I moved to Utah it was one of the first things I loaded. Robert

I have tried and can`t post pictures. Thanks Robert

The problem with putting hard material in the floor of the forge to protect it is that the hard stuff (brick, castable, steel, what have you) sucks up heat and makes the forge slow to come up to temp. My solution is two forges. I have a vertical that I do nearly all of my forging in, and a horizontal for welding projects (it doubles as the smaller of my two heat treat forges). That works pretty well for me.

 

In the days when I only had one forge, I would put a kiln shelf in the bottom of the forge. The local pottery supply place has boxes of broken ones, I just found one about the right size and trimmed it with a tile saw.

 

Geoff

All you need to do is put cat litter in the bottom.When it gets full of flux and junk take it out and throw away.It will come out in one piece. Robert

Put cat liter in the bottom of your forge.About once a year I replace mine.It comes out a big chunk. Robert

I was told 70degrees Robert

Happy Birthday to a fine gentleman from south Utah. Robert

Does any one know who got there MS stamps at the blade show? Thanks Robert

Check out the new face lift and the new pcs. we just got loaded on the web site. Thanks Robert www.washburnknives.com

I am trying to find out Micheal Kanters set up on his press.Nick Wheeler mention him on another thread. Thanks Robert

Ray save me a couple Thanks Robert Washburn

Mr. Floyd Daniels passed away yesterday mourning in his sleep.Floyd was one of the founding members of abana. Thanks Robert

Decided I'm definately gonna retry it tonight, worst case is I crack it and learn a valuable lesson....

 

lets hope I get the lesson w/out the failure

Stephen,Make sure and have your water or quinch warm. Later Robert

Really enjoyed the pics.thanks fpr sharing. Robert

Try E Bay. Type in gunstock blank for the search word. There's usually a bunch on there everytime I look.

 

Willie

Sorry about not getting back with you sooner,I haven`t got any thing left that would work. Robert

Thanks Matt ,I saw those