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This is a cpl pics of a job i just did for a customer who wanted to turn his Camillus EDC into a hole opener.
It's oval BTW (i measured with feeler gauges) it also had the benefit of making it ambidextrous.
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It's oval BTW (i measured with feeler gauges) it also had the benefit of making it ambidextrous.
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Good job, Ron!
Curious about price also and whether you did some slight chamfering or polishing/grinding on the edges of the hole.
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Curious about price also and whether you did some slight chamfering or polishing/grinding on the edges of the hole.
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Chuck i tried emailing you to see if you might help repost at a higher resloution, the addy i had for you wouldn't work.
Just me I think it was D2 as it took a tungsten carbide cutter to work it.
Java thanks yes i did a slight 10 degree bevel using a diamond cutter on my mill and relieved both sides.
The charge BTW was 25.00 shipping included.
If anyone wants this done i'll be happy to help. Ron
Just me I think it was D2 as it took a tungsten carbide cutter to work it.
Java thanks yes i did a slight 10 degree bevel using a diamond cutter on my mill and relieved both sides.
The charge BTW was 25.00 shipping included.
If anyone wants this done i'll be happy to help. Ron
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Thanks guys for the nice comments.
I realy enjoy working on knives it's always been a hobby now it pays.
The holes aren't drilled they are way to hard after the blades are fininshed for that.
I do them on my milling machine using several tungsten carbide cutters.
Once a blade reaches the hardness of VG-10 the only thing that will do that kind of work is Tungsten or diamond cutters.
Also even if it was possible to drill them it would infrindge on <img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> patents which iv'e no intention of doing <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> about any other shape I can provide. Ron
I realy enjoy working on knives it's always been a hobby now it pays.
The holes aren't drilled they are way to hard after the blades are fininshed for that.
I do them on my milling machine using several tungsten carbide cutters.
Once a blade reaches the hardness of VG-10 the only thing that will do that kind of work is Tungsten or diamond cutters.
Also even if it was possible to drill them it would infrindge on <img src="spyder.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> patents which iv'e no intention of doing <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0> about any other shape I can provide. Ron
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