Hollow Grind Jig
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Sorry I dont remmeber the old timers name . I had talk to the maker about 2 years ago he mentioned he was in his 80 s and only makes about one or 2 per week as his hands give out . I know they are well worth the money and am glad I have one. He also invented a tapered tang attachment but I am missing a small piece and was 50 dollars and the entire attachment is 75 so I will most likely buy a new one before he passes on. Thanks again for showing the demo . Kellyw
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I have had one of these jigs for 18 months and never used it because I free hand hollow grind. To be totally honest I talked with the maker and could not figure how I was going to attatch the jig to my kmg after you showing this video its my next project. You just opened up a whole new world for me wow you made it look easy. thanks to dennis for sending me the link to your video . Kellyw
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Those jigs are still made. Jantz knife supply sells them. Just search for "hollow grinding jig" on their site. That being said, the price is a bit ridiculous. You're looking at over $320 bucks for a new one.....
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Wish i cnew wer to bay those stuf four a decent price. Becos thay are real hard to find over hire. and if you find them its way way over priced
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@COBladesmith80 aweome!! Thats some cool stuff,I'd like to see a knife from begining to end.
Thanks for the informative video!
deblindsay2007 1 year ago
@deblindsay2007 Thats the "square wheel".
COBladesmith80 1 year ago
cool stuff,thanks for the lesson!!
Rick.
MrRickjitsu 1 year ago
@MrRickjitsu Thanks for watching!
I'll be putting more knifemaking vids up in the future.
COBladesmith80 1 year ago
Cool jig with it's adjustments in all the necessary directions. I'd hazard a guess it
was a limited production jig; whatever it's age. Back in the 70's I worked in various machine shops with various manual and numerical control taped vertical mills as a operator...till I found out I could get much better pay (and less personal expenses) working for the local city government.
pyrolytic 1 year ago
@pyrolytic I agree !
When I worked for the state government, it seemed much safer than a machine shop! The pay was much better too! Ah, the good old days...
COBladesmith80 1 year ago