Cover for spoon/hook knives

[mpounders]

I agree with Steev that you should try the knife as is before trying to modify it. It will probably cut fine for your purposes. Flattening the bevel would involve grinding/sanding the blade flat from the back of the blade to the edge. You can accomplish that by hand or using a grinder or belt sander,...

[mpounders]

I usually sell the smaller ones for $20 and the bigger ones for $25-$30. If they don't sell, I reduce the price or give them away!

[mpounders]

Inside or out, I would bag it, to slow down how quickly it will dry out. It also helps if you pack it in some of the wood chips in the bag. You want it to dry slowly to minimize cracking. Any mold that develops can be removed with a bleach mixture or sanded off. There is also a commercial product called...

[mpounders]

I have a Stanley tool bag that I carry tools in when I travel. It holds a surprising amount of tools for it's size. I usually carry my bench tool holder with selected palm tools and knives, but there is room for my full size tools in a tool roll and a mallet, and other odds and ends.

[mpounders]

I recently purchased a couple of new blades from Deepwood Ventures and put handles on them. They were as sharp as I hoped they would be and I decided I needed to make some type of cover to protect them and myself! I wanted something that was easy to put on and take off, as some covers I have used fit...