Just ordered the Overland in jade. Of course, I came back to this video to get my fix until mine comes in. Keep up the amazing work!!!

I just ordered a overland sport yesterday. I can't wait to get it!

Man just had to pause and say this is one of the most fun machining videos I’ve watched in a while. Great job explaining everything and keeping it interesting!

Love your knives man, keep at it!

Super fun videos we really appreciate all the effort man! I’m learning a lot. Subscribed to your channel and will look at purchasing one of your blades to support!

Fantastic TJ. Thank you. I’ll be ordering one of these this year. Probably the jade G-10 or a micarta.

Thanks a lot for posting! I really love your Overland design!

I you turn around one of those scales, you can save a lot of material. :)

Thanks TJ, great video. I have a couple questions. I thought on your CAD it showed some micro milling on the handles? No? Also did you say you grind your bevels after heat treat? Before your Tormach what were you using? Knowing what you know now in the industry and had 5k to start over as a newbie what equipment would you buy? Sorry for drilling you but I'm asking because your work speaks volumes. Thanks

Thank you for the great videos! You have shared so much information about how you make your knives which makes me even more excited to receive the Confidante I ordered today!

Thank you for showing your process, im a beginner to fusion and would love to see your toolpath details for finish surf more specifically what options you using so fusion dont generate toolpath on the holes already drilled. If you could explain that would be greatly appreciated. T

Just found out about the Overland and ordered one today. Great video!

I would use a vacuum plate. This way you can eliminate the vice. The vice might be causing the chatter because the lack of stability in the canter of the g10. If you use a vacuum plate you don't have to worry about tabs. You'll be able to cut the full profile of the part out.

Thank you for the video, I’ve been strongly considering getting into aftermarket folder scale making. I appreciate the information.

Thanks for the video! I ordered an Overland earlier today. It's my first Magnacut knife and I'm super excited. Thanks again for the content:)

Amazing vdo man!

first time seeing a video of this stuff, love it! so satisfying and your talking points answered a lot of curious questions i had. thanks!

Good job!

I enjoy watching your videos, you are doing a great job, keep it up 👍

Nice video. You could shift the stock to the Left in the vice to prevent part overhang.

Nice job dude.. Pretty much how i would do it if had to. I use a tab configuration all the time , in the router or the Haas . and I always do all i can in one sitting before removing. But I think doing the g10 like that is ok if your doing it. But if you become BAD ASS and you have Billy bob running the g10 opp they will be bowed and a fixture will be required. later

If you're getting that resonance from the G10 flip it 90 degrees and mill parallel edges along your Y, then flip it back

Do you use splines in your fusion sketches or line and arc only? Great videos.

Why not just use parallels under your stock instead of milling soft jaws to replicate the same step feature that a parallel creates?

Good job. I'm milling micarta now.))) What soft do you use for control CNC?

What cutting tool are you using for the g-10? Supplier and part number if you don’t mind. Are you using the same cutting tool for Micarta as well? Thanks!

as a total nubie what is the advantage of a CNC machine as compared to using regular beltsander?

I understand using the coolant to keep the dust down, but does the G-10 clog the coolant pump?

Nice video, TJ, very educational. I also liked the website. Any plans to sell the Perpetua?.

New at Fusion here. So you did the complete modeling of the scale with all the holes and tabs or did you add the tabs and hole on your NC setup in Fusion? Thanks

At what point did you feel conferrable buying the MX? I have a RF45 mill that I converted to CNC. I have been making money with it but it is about 1/3 the speed of a tormach. A tormach would allow me to keep up with the parts I make while leaving time to work on other products. How did you justify buying yours?

Are you able to supplement your income making knives or do you still have to work another job as well?

Could you not just, mount the G10 sheet to a piece of plywood, then the plywood to your milling machine. Run one OP to do the holes then hold down each handle with some screws in the handle holes straight into the ply(no moving parts for second OP). Then run the profile and contour and you don't need to cut any tabs either.