This marks my first year of knifemaking. Thank you to all the wonderful people on this sub that gave answered my questions and helped me become a better knifemaker! (Left is first real knife, saw blade steel and some type of soft pine, right if my most recent knife, 1095 and what I think is ebony)4yr ⋅ fifth_horseman1 ⋅ r/knifemaking
I strongly recommend using a rubber ducky to wet your whetstone while sharpening knives.4yr ⋅ fifth_horseman1 ⋅ r/knifemaking
I used this to cut through a steel pipe. Is this amount of wear and tear bad? (It was my first time using an angle grinder)5yr ⋅ fifth_horseman1 ⋅ r/Tools
