ruple guage or rise and fall indicator for slipjoint pocket knives
I finally made a really nice ruple guage or rise and fall indicator for building slipjoint pocket knives. the biggest keys for this one is that you dont need a milling machine to build one, and it is big and heavy and thick. the big surface area is nice to work on. the heavy helps with stability on the bench, and the thick steel lets you set your pins in deeper so they are more stable. http://caltoncutlery.com

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Slipjoint Fit Up Using a Kennedy Fixture

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Grinding Jig for Small Blades

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Making Pivot Bushings

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Detailed peening for a slipjoint

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EXPLORING THE RUPLE GUAGE | The most necessary tool that you dont actually need in the shop.

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How to Shape bolsters and scales of a slipjoint and lockback

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How I make a slip joint pocket knife - part 1

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Makers: The Slipjoint Cartel

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Slipjoint Folder Pin Placement

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Slipjoint Geometry And Design Considerations

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Diagnosing a Slipjoint Problem

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Milling Liners

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Beginner knife making, how I made a rise & fall indicator.

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Rise and fall indicator for slipjoints

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inexpensive way to cut a nail nick on a custom slipjoint pocket knife

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Making A Slip Joint Pocket Knife - The Road To Mastersmith (part5)

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the dangers of pre-paid knives and deposits on unmade knives for makers

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Anatomy and Operation of a Slipjoint Folder

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Esnyx Knives Shop Tour 2.0: A Craftsman Applying Shield to Handle

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