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How To Make A Serrated Knife
Making serrated blades can be more complex than creating a smooth-edge knife, so in this blog, the team at Red Label Abrasives shares some tips on how to make serrated blades.
The Most Popular Knife Blade Coatings
The coating you apply to your knives will make a difference in how it looks and can even make a positive difference in the working lifespan of the blade. Learn more about popular blade coatings.
The Best Orbital Sanders for Woodworking
Orbital and random-orbit sanders are different tools that let you excel at different applications. Understanding their strengths and drawbacks will ensure that you choose the right sander for the job every time.
How to Heat Treat a Knife
Your knives need to be hard enough to maintain their edge yet flexible enough to endure regular and sometimes intense use. In this post we'll cover the steps to properly heat treating a knife.
Stock Removal vs. Forging for Knifemaking
Knifemaking is an ancient art. Over the centuries, many methods have been used to produce strong, high-quality blades, but today hobbyists and professionals alike use one of two approaches: stock removal and forging. In this blog, we’ll review how each process is carried out and why knifemakers might prefer one over the other.
Perfecting The Craft Annual Scholarship
The Perfecting The Craft scholarship is an annual $500 scholarship designed to help propel students to become masters of their craft. We hope to encourage students to genuinely reflect on what they want to provide the world and how they are working to build the necessary skills.
Are Ceramic Belts The Best For Metal Finishing?
Ceramic belts are the best belts for metal finishing. Their ability to maintain fast and durable cutting over time is unrivaled, making the premium price worth it in the long-run.
What is the Difference Between Open and Closed Coat Abrasives?
With abrasives, there is no ‘one size fits all’ solution. Not only is it available in a variety of grain (grit) sizes and types, but there are also two primary types of coating. Choosing the right one for your project will make your abrasives last longer and help ensure a high-quality finish.
Flap Discs Vs. Grinding Wheels: When To Use A Flap Disc
We break down what flap discs and grinding wheels are and when each should be used.
The Best Knife Making Tools
If you’ve never made a knife before, there are eleven knife making tools that are essential for beginners. The right tools will help you develop the shape of the blade, keep it securely in place while you remove stock and heighten sharpness, give the steel the right degree of resilience, and keep you safe the entire time.
The Best Types of Wood for Knife Scales
When you make knives, you know the type of material you use for the scales is almost as important as the steel chosen for the blade. The right one will complement the finished knife and add to its beauty and function. We analyze some of the most popular handle materials in this post.
How to Diagnose and Fix Belt Sander Tracking Problems
When you’re experiencing tracking problems with your belt sander, it can be more than a minor nuisance. Left unchecked, it can negatively impact your bottom line by interfering with production schedules and creating expensive waste. Learn how to diagnose and fix tracking issues.
What are J-Weight Belts and What Are They Used For?
Choosing the right backing and thickness means a long working life and superior results while the wrong one could lead to premature tearing, workpiece scorching, and more. Learn about J-weight belts and what they're used for.