bladegrinder
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millerknives.com
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North Florida
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knife making, leather sheaths
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bladegrinder started following Question for Cowboy Sewing Machine users, Latest holsters/belt, Ruger Mk II Tactical with silencer and and 7 others
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That's beautiful.
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Ruger Mk II Tactical with silencer
bladegrinder replied to Hags's topic in Gun Holsters, Rifle Slings and Knife Sheathes
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I'm getting in some practice carving with this lion face. I did one on scrap to see how it came out and it seemed pretty good so I did another on this sheath. The story on this is in 1903 a game ranger was on horseback in Africa and got attacked by two lions and he killed one with a knife. to this day that knife gets replicated by company's and custom makers, this is my 2024 version of "the Lion killer". this knife will be donated to the Safari Club, Tampa Bay chapter for their auction. this will be my 31st year of donating a knife to their auction. I hope someone likes it and bids high!
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Strange grey spots on new veg tan?
bladegrinder replied to Yukonrookie's topic in Leatherwork Conversation
So, what company was it? -
That came out looking great, you should be proud of that piece!
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English bridle is my go to dye for knife sheaths and holsters, cut 50% with reducer and applied with wool shearling. With stamping - carving highlighted with Fiebings brown antique.
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Why buy Tan Kote?
bladegrinder replied to toxo's topic in Dyes, Antiques, Stains, Glues, Waxes, Finishes and Conditioners.
I use it as a resist for antique. Afterwards I top coat with resolene. -
Helene passed me just to the east so I didn’t get hammered, winds only got up around 50 mph around me and around eight inches of rain. Milton is headed to Tampa-Clearwater now, I moved from Clearwater to the woods in North Florida three years ago. Lived there around 35 years and seen a lot of hurricanes skirt by but never a direct hit. We always said the big one would hit…could be next year or a hundred years. This is the one. I have a lot of friends down there and I’m praying for them, that area is going to get clobbered like no one could imagine. Hurricane Michael hit my area of North Florida five years ago and I couldn’t believe the damage I saw.
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Hunkering down in my place, in the deep woods just outside of Tallahassee. Last night I was in the cross hairs now it shows coming thru a little bit East of me. It’s been raining since last night, that soaks the ground good and makes it easier for the trees to come down, the ones that don’t snap. Keeping my fingers crossed. Supposed to come thru around 11:00 tonight. Prayers going out to anyone in the path of this storm.
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A General Question about Springfield Leather, Tandy, and Weavers
bladegrinder replied to Gosut's topic in Suppliers
I’m done with buying Herman Oak leather from Springfield. -
Question for Cowboy Sewing Machine users
bladegrinder replied to KYCat's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
My directions are way down in that thread, on page 5. -
Question for Cowboy Sewing Machine users
bladegrinder replied to KYCat's topic in Leather Sewing Machines
Here’s a link to a thread on how I did it on my 4500…go to page five -
Leather Stool, Western Style
bladegrinder replied to Averya's topic in Furniture: Inlays and Upholstery
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Doc Holiday Shoulder Holster (movie Tombstone)
bladegrinder replied to Littlef's topic in Show Off!!
That looks awesome, great work!- 20 replies
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I wear 1.5 power reading glasses a lot, especially when I'm making folding knives. bought at Walmart on the cheap. they are a godsend. I use to wear an optivisor but it's a lot bulkier. the screws I use on these are 0-80 which are TINY!