This one will make more sense once my next project is done:
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When making knives, I've been using two main thicknesses: 1/16" and 3/32". Each side of this gauge is milled to 1/2 of a blade thickness. |
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The whole gauge. |
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Unnecessary in process shot. |
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Checking dimensions before removing it from the mill. |
Like I said, this will make more sense when my next project is done. Basically what I've got here is a tool for setting up the grinding rest that I'm currently making. I've said it a thousand times: I'm no good at free hand grinding. Coming up with a serviceable grinding rest has been a challenge. I think I'm onto something at the moment, but I won't know til it's done.
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