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Current Residence: Tinker AFB, OKC, OK Operating System: Vista Personal Quote: Art is easy. All you need is creativity, material, and an unhealty amount of free time.
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I think the title says it all. The work I do in the air force is easy, but not as.... fullfilling as bashing red hot steel scrap into something useful. The only thing I've done creation wise is a custom paint job on my headset for work, but that comes nowhere close to what I'm used to. They do have an autoshop here, but I don't really have the time to do anything and I don't think they allow people to make "weapons". I miss having my own shop where I can do as I please without having to worry about people who can barely turn a wrench or swing a hammer peeking over my shoulder making comments about something they know nothing about. I don't know. I may just be venting. Maybe I'll find someone with a shop nearby who will let me use it on weekends when I have time.
I took a look at your stuff and I'll give you some advice right now. Buy some files and move away from using power tools for finishing. Also, try and get some good hardwood for your handles. It looks like you're using pine, which is not a good handle material. Hickory or oak is preferable. If you happen to know someplace that throws out old wooden pallets or crates, thats a good source. Oh, and buy a few books on knife making and read up on heat treating. So, Files Better wood Heat treating
Oh, and try to stay away from fantasy knife designs. They're junk IMO.
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"Art can be done with anything. All you need is material, creativity, and an unhealthy amount of free time." Me
thanks. i haven't had the chance to heat treat any of my blades, because my dad wouldn't let me do that. i now got promision, so from now on they will be heat treated. and i'll look for some different wood. but thanks a lot!
thanks for the add! If you want to chat about very portable forges- let me know! You can at least work on knives and such with them- even in a carport or patio. Easy, and not terribly expensive at all!
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Horny 
So,
Files
Better wood
Heat treating
Oh, and try to stay away from fantasy knife designs. They're junk IMO.
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"Art can be done with anything. All you need is material, creativity, and an unhealthy amount of free time." Me
"Function has a form all its own."
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Julz a.k.a Z3D
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