Since you guys helped out so much with my school project and I said so, I would love to show you the finished product.
Finished School Project
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JS_KnifeNerd
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Finished School Project
:) Hey, it's JS_KnifeNerd :spyder:
Since you guys helped out so much with my school project and I said so, I would love to show you the finished product. Again I would like to thank everyone for their help :) :) :)
Since you guys helped out so much with my school project and I said so, I would love to show you the finished product. Again I would like to thank everyone for their help :) :) :)
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The Meat man
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Re: Finished School Project
Excellent work Jeremy! Well done! :)
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Re: Finished School Project
Nice work!
Re: Finished School Project
Well done Jeremy! Hope you topped your class! :)
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Re: Finished School Project
Great job!! Keep up the good work!
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's in 10 different steels1 - Bradford Guardian 3 / Vanadis 4E Wharnie
1 - Monterey Bay Knives Slayback Flipper / ZDP 189
1 - CRK Small Sebenza 31/Macassar Ebony Inlays
1 - CRK Large Inkosi Insingo/ Black Micarta Inlays
1 - CRK Small Sebenza 31 Insingo/Magnacut
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Cambertree
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Re: Finished School Project
That's some excellent work, Jeremy!
You've done some extensive research to understand the subject, and presented it in a very clear and well illustrated piece. I'm also impressed by how you have reached out to ask questions directly of professionals in the field, like Sal and Larrin, and other 'knife steel nerds' like most of the rest of us. :D
You clearly have a passion for the subject. One thing Sal says is that learning about knife steels is like being in a big room with many doors leading out into different areas of knowledge and learning.
Another site which you may find interesting is the scienceofsharp blog - https://scienceofsharp.wordpress.com
It contains many images of steel edges which have been sharpened in different ways, photographed using a Scanning Electron Microscope at around 5000x magnification.
The writer of the blog is mainly concerned with sharpening old style straight razors for shaving, but the information applies to knives too.
The photographs of steel and sharpening stones under high magnification are fascinating, and personally I learned a lot from them.
How are you liking your Spyderco knife? My Chaparral has come in handy for many day-to-day jobs.
Keep up the great work!
You've done some extensive research to understand the subject, and presented it in a very clear and well illustrated piece. I'm also impressed by how you have reached out to ask questions directly of professionals in the field, like Sal and Larrin, and other 'knife steel nerds' like most of the rest of us. :D
You clearly have a passion for the subject. One thing Sal says is that learning about knife steels is like being in a big room with many doors leading out into different areas of knowledge and learning.
Another site which you may find interesting is the scienceofsharp blog - https://scienceofsharp.wordpress.com
It contains many images of steel edges which have been sharpened in different ways, photographed using a Scanning Electron Microscope at around 5000x magnification.
The writer of the blog is mainly concerned with sharpening old style straight razors for shaving, but the information applies to knives too.
The photographs of steel and sharpening stones under high magnification are fascinating, and personally I learned a lot from them.
How are you liking your Spyderco knife? My Chaparral has come in handy for many day-to-day jobs.
Keep up the great work!
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Very good work, Jeremy. Thanks for posting it for us.
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Re: Finished School Project
Excellent work and I appreciate you sharing it with us!
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Very good work, I actually learned some things (or at least could refresh "forgotten" knowledge) when looking at it. Thanks for sharing!!
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Re: Finished School Project
Great job!
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Bonne Journey!
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Do what you can, where you are, with what you have! Theodore Roosevelt
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Re: Finished School Project
Great job young sir!
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Thank you everyone for helping and/or complimenting Jeremy! He has been working very hard!
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JS_KnifeNerd
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Hey, guys thank you so much for supporting me.
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Nicely done, Jeremy. :D
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Re: Finished School Project
Very cool, Jeremy!
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Re: Finished School Project
Great work!
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Fixed Blades: Proficient, Magnacut Mule
Special and Sentimental: Southard, Squarehead LW, Ouroboros, Calendar Para 3 LW, 40th Anniversary Native, Ti Native, Calendar Watu, Tanto PM2
Would like to own again: CQI Caribbean Sheepsfoot PE, Watu
Wishlist: Magnacut, Shaman Sprints!
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What I admire here is the genuine interest and the action to pursue it ... and parental unit(s) on board to support! Run with it kid and nice job. Your passion + societies wants and needs = your potential calling
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Re: Finished School Project
Fine job Jeremy! I can't help but feel you are destined for great things. :spyder:
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