Pocket Knives ?

[More Wood]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9iNDRwwBQQ

 

Probably inspired by Darren Gough's filing jig. 

 

Nice knife. Good work.

[Meezo]

Damn you guys, i hope this is not going to be another new expensive hobby.

 

Bought my 1st knife, since probably being a wannabe on high school

[Pieter1]

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sharpedge.co.za

Thanks. Ordered one for on the bike.

[Rocket-Boy]

What are you doing in this picture? Putting an edge on the knife?

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Filing consistent bevels. Those jigs are remarkably effective.

[Iron]

Filing consistent bevels. Those jigs are remarkably effective.

yip this reason exact Gents .

[Iron]

thefinal edge was achieved after hardening with a lansky sharpener.

[Pieter1]

Lekker little knife.

[DirtyFrank]

Is there a company/craftsman out there who can reprofile and sharpen quality steel knives, I`d like to have my Sage with SV30 steel blade properly sharpened after a decade of only touching up.

Sharp edge in Sandton used to do it but they are gone!

[Eddy Gordo]

in Cape Town, these guys sharpen everything that should be sharpened.

 

http://www.industrialsharpening.co.za/index.html

[johnson]

Friday........New knife day 

Spyderco Pacific Salt 2 SE

[Guest]

These are not exactly pocket knives  . I inherited them from my dad. They are badly rusted and would like some advice on how I could get them cleaned up and treated. 

Thanks

[gummibear]

[gummibear]

These are not exactly pocket knives . I inherited them from my dad. They are badly rusted and would like some advice on how I could get them cleaned up and treated.

Thanks

Those bayonets are are very nice and very collectible [emoji106]

[DJR]

What wood?

[gummibear]

What wood?

Iron wood if I remember correctly.

 

It was lighter when I got it but darkened over time and use but like they way it’s turned out.

[Jurgens Smit]

These are not exactly pocket knives  . I inherited them from my dad. They are badly rusted and would like some advice on how I could get them cleaned up and treated. 

Thanks

You'll need to hope the rust is topical and hasn't gone too deep.

But generally soak in vinegar, if it's really bad overnight and scrub it off with some steel wool.

 

Then just sharpen and polish.

 

Can check this blog, looks pretty detailed:

https://blog.knife-depot.com/how-to-remove-rust-from-the-blade-of-your-knife/