Knife rebuild

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Knife rebuild

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found this old Camillus at the flea market for 2$,was just gonna do a rehandle and touchup on the blades,but couldnt resist taking it apart and redoin' the whole knife.
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::tu::
Looks great!
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I'm impressed!

Very well done. ::tu::


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Re: Knife rebuild

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Thanks guys,just figured I have to get away from the Japanese swords once in a while
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Nice job Dudley! ::tu:: ::tu::
What did you use for the handles?
And where did you get it?
It is awesome!! ::tu::
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Re: Knife rebuild

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Hey Dale,usually talk to you on the chat.There is a woodworkers show in South Jersey once a year,one guy sells pen turning supplies (he also has a few lathes set up so people can turn their own pens)He has a great selection of acrylic pen blanks,I always buy a couple but havent made any pens yet,so when I bought tht knife i fugured id'e put one to good use.
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Looks great to me Dud! ::tu::
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That does look nice good job on the shield--no pic's of the blades??
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NICE JOB Dudley!

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Re: Knife rebuild

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A little before and after ----
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i47 ... G_0402.jpg
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i47 ... G_0517.jpg
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i47 ... G_0405.jpg
http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/i47 ... G_0509.jpg
I usually dont remove all pitting if i think its gonna make the blade to thin,especially at the tang,i didnt know how it would impact the function,and wanted to retiain the blade stamp.I also dont "buff" blades,I use synthetic waterstones then blend with diamond paste on stiff cardboard,dont like it when a knife is overbuffed like the Elephant Toenail someone was asking about from EPrey and all the edges are rounded.
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Great job! She sure turned out nice!

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Re: Knife rebuild

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Very nice job. How'd you do the shield? Is it inlayed, or just glued on? Those shields were originally pressed into the scales, I believe.

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Re: Knife rebuild

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Blades look good too-great lookin knife
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