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This reminds me of a thing that happened at work a few years ago:

I was opening several boxes and plastic wrapped parts for some machinery and another engineer was helping me. I whipped out my work Leatherman out and sliced everything open. The engineer told me, "I have never been this close to a ...

David, that is fantastic.

I've done the same with a few short impact bits, but I never thought about the longer ones. I never thought of grinding the notch for the clip. You have inspired me! (I have a Wave and a Surge.)

Definitely the Harbor Freight grinders run too fast. There are quite a few ways to slow them down, if you are handy.

I got a couple of these for my 1x30:
https://shop.currycustomcutlery.com/col ... ngle-guide

And they work like a boss.

Ha - that is kind of a cool concept: Butter knives made from premium steels. CPM S110V butter knife!

(Sorry, straying off topic entirely...) :D

I am in.

(Like Flynn?)

Thank you.

Larrin, thank you for the fantastic article. (And all your articles and testing.)

This latest article was really fascinating. It interested me in the refractory materials you spoke about to make the powders - it led me into an entirely different area of study I find fascinating. Thank you.