@@mrrealegeno7004 Greetings, if the blade has already been heat treated you would not be able to put Jimping on it by filing. You might contact the manufacturer and see if they can advise if they might be able to perform this. My guess is that they would have to normalize and then re-heat treat after jimping.
@@jamesperkins9833 oh man I was not aware of this. I thought one could just add jimping to a good old pocket knife. Any how thank you for the information sir!
Well explained, thanks for sharing.
@@adammcguinness9950 you are most welcome, thanks for watching 🙏
Great info, I love observing this process.
Thanks much, I appreciate that.
Thank you sir very informative pick-up a couple
Tips thanks again..👏👋
You are most welcome, thanks for watching.
I have wore out my old jimping files. Time to get some new ones!
That’s a whole lot of Jimping lol
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How do you add jimping on a finger choil?
@@kazim09 the best way may be to use a dremel tool with a cutting wheel, I’m not aware of a radius Jimping file.
Hey sir am I able to send you a twosun maverick for some jimping groves ?
@@mrrealegeno7004 Thanks for the question. Can you advise if it has already been heat treated and the type of steel.
@@jamesperkins9833 thank you for getting back to me. The blade has been heat treated by manufacturer. It’s a 3.5in pocket knife and the steal is M390
@@mrrealegeno7004 Greetings, if the blade has already been heat treated you would not be able to put Jimping on it by filing. You might contact the manufacturer and see if they can advise if they might be able to perform this. My guess is that they would have to normalize and then re-heat treat after jimping.
@@jamesperkins9833 oh man I was not aware of this. I thought one could just add jimping to a good old pocket knife. Any how thank you for the information sir!
@@mrrealegeno7004 you are most welcome.