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Re: Carving knife handles
Bandaid, the idea of using a round, split plug to hold a flat blade is very clever. Most of my blades are forged from round stock but I do have some 5160 flat stock that would be perfect for your technique. Sure beats cutting two sides of the handles and gluing the blade between them!
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