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Knifemaker from Leduc County

DanCom

New Member
Hey all,

I am a 40-something knifemaker from Leduc County Alberta. I have made all of my tools: a 2x72" 2hp, variable speed belt grinder, 12" disc sander, an electric heat treatment oven, gas forge etc. Most of the plans are at my blog. I am learning more about casting and mokume gane now and want to move into the jewelry department to accompany my knives.

Thanks for having me. I hope that I can contribute to the group.

Dan Comeau
 

EricB

Active Member
Hey Dan! What's the link to your blog? Looking forward to seeing your work!

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Alexander

Ultra Member
Administrator
Hey Dan welcome to the form. Be sure to show off some of your knives and that beltsander you mentioned. Sounds awsome!
 

PeterT

Ultra Member
Premium Member
Variable belt grinder! Electric heat treat oven! SCHWING! :) Yes please show your stuff. Last fall I went to Reynolds museum where some knife makers craftsman were displaying their craft. Awesome stuff. I avoided the vortex effect because that could easily become another side hobby. I'm very interested in your heat treating process in particular.
 

DanCom

New Member
Thanks for the warm welcome guys. I too have been to the metal art show at the Reynolds Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin. A friend of mine (fellow knifemaker) is the manager there.
My latest project is an air/hydraulic 20t press for forge welding. I hope to be able to send you some picks this weekend.

My blog is: http://dcknives.blogspot.ca

Cheers!

Dan
 

EricB

Active Member
I checked out your blog and website a bit, awesome work!! Your knives are beautiful, I'm sure we'll all have some questions for you down the road. :p
 
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