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It sits on a spring so when you push the other end, it squeezes the spring, comes down and allows the thinner part of the pin to slide through the the blade slot. Let me explain it to you : the front part of the pin (the one without the ring) serves as a block for the blade. So using our old, not precise lathe, drill press and many other tools like metal files, sandpapers and more i finally, after around 3 hours, finished the pin. I haven't tried anything like this and was very curios if it's going to work.Дuring the build I found out that it's not going to be as easy as i expected but that it's still possible. So I made another desing and another blade and hoped for the best.

#Punch professional home design 10.5 live view shuts down how to

I though that i came up with the right idea how to make the locking mechanism. I thought that I might make some kind of locking mechanism. But than during a 'entertaining' hour of biology I started to think about the knife. Let me first tell you something : My original idea was to make a simple friction folding knife so I designed it and made a blade. This thing is the most precious, hardest to make and smallest thing in this build. Than I sanded it with different grid sandpaper and finally polished on a buffing wheel. Here i stopped because I didn't want to polish it later again if I scratch it.After the handle was done I heat treated it using propane torch to red hot and than quenched it in oil. The one I liked the most I transfered using hacksaw and small metal files onto my blade. I wanted to make 'thumb rest' so I took leftover steel and tried different methods. You can again use belt grinder or just like me sanding disc attached to a drill press.ДЄfter the cleaning start beveling. Now clean the steel and get rid of all marks on it. Even it out with something like bench or belt grinder. Than use angle grinder to cut out the rough shape. Drill the hole (if you cannot cut it, it's still too hard and you need to soften it even more). For this one I needed to make a special shape so I could make the locking mechanism. Now you need to come up with the idea of the shape of your knife. So let's say you've got some nice, good quality and soft steel. The best and most convenient way is to just throw it in fire and leave it in there over night so the steel heats up and than cools down very slowly. This means that the steel is too hard to be worked with so you need to make it soft. If (as me) you are using some old saw, you need to 'slacken' it. If the sparks are long and narrow = mild steel, if the sparks divide into several smaller sparks = high carbon steel.

You can check if the steel is high carbon steel by grinding it with bench grinder. Note: some of these photos are not taken from making of this knife but the method is the same.ДЇirst you need some good quality, high carbon steel.