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Step 3: Profiling the Handle.

You could just use a hand saw/hacksaw/jeweler's saw to saw as close to the design as possible, like I showed you with the blade. Instead of staying with the same method throughout the whole knife, I decided that it would probably be a good idea to show another way to do this.

This method can be used on the entire knife, if you have any type of drill. As you can see I marked where I wanted to drill and then using a 1/4" bit I drilled around the outline.

Next all you have to do is go back with a saw and cut the metal in between the holes. If you don't have a saw you can use a chainsaw file or triangle file to cut the pieces off.

It's a good idea to use a drill press rather than a normal drill, but if you don't have drill press this works as well.

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I'm pretty sure my neighbors think I'm a drug dealer. ;_;

Logan Pearce
www.pearceknives.com

Description
Previous Step: [link]

Step 3: Profiling the Handle.

You could just use a hand saw/hacksaw/jeweler's saw to saw as close to the design as possible, like I showed you with the blade. Instead of staying with the same method throughout the whole knife, I decided that it would probably be a good idea to show another way to do this.

This method can be used on the entire knife, if you have any type of drill. As you can see I marked where I wanted to drill and then using a 1/4" bit I drilled around the outline.

Next all you have to do is go back with a saw and cut the metal in between the holes. If you don't have a saw you can use a chainsaw file or triangle file to cut the pieces off.

It's a good idea to use a drill press rather than a normal drill, but if you don't have drill press this works as well.

Next Step: [link]

I'm pretty sure my neighbors think I'm a drug dealer. ;_;

Logan Pearce
www.pearceknives.com