I ground out a knife from a worn out planer blade. Did

>>944940
yep

>>944940
NOT ENOUGH

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it looks pretty thin to me, do another one with the hole closer to the tip of the blade like pic related

please forgive my horrible shoop skillz, i is old

>>944967
>visible holes on the finished product

Do not want.

>>945204
And btw yes the hole isn't ideal for strength, but these planer blades have holes all over them so I couldn't completely avoid them. But this is for a qt3.14 carving knife so strength doesn't matter much.

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>>944940
Looks pretty good to me. You won't be able to take it into battle but its strength should suit its function. Pic related is an X-ray image of a high-quality swedish carving knife.

>>944940
>Warncliffe carving blade

Correct, well done. I would have done a scandi rather than a chisel grind, but both are good for woodworking.

>>946931
The blade is beveled on both sides. I really don't like how hard it is to keep a chisel grind tracking straight through material.