Posted by ericlb on November 09, 2012 at 04:55:30 from (12.189.32.37):
ive got another "idea" i got a bunch of old files and a couple hand saw and 1 big junk buzz saw blades laying around and id like to make a try at making some home made knives, i know this used to be a common practice in my grandpas time, but how do you work the metal without loosing the temper, i think the files could be slowly ground into slape, making sure the file doesn't get hot, but the saw blades would have to be cut to shape, any ideas? i dont have a forge so loosing the temper of the saw blades would kind of defeat the purpose, it wouldn't hold an edge
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