Hello Chris, I appreciate your integrity about tour skill. Very well done😀

Great Video. Its the most in depth tutorial on relieving liners I've seen. Thanks for sharing!

I just saw that you have an Esteem grinder in the back ground. I got mine from Brett in 2015 or 16. It's a real shame he is no longer making those. They are rock solid and as far as I'm concerned the best grinder out there for that money. They totally accept all of the Bader accessories and make the perfect addition if you already have a Bader. Somebody should pick up that dropped ball and run with it.

Fantastic video! I just purchased a rotary table and this is exactly the info I needed.

Thank you for sharing your technique.

Great video, thanks!

Great video, thanks for sharing

Wow. Such a cool and informative video. Thank u for sharing

That looks great! One of the biggest problems I had was the area around the pivot flexing up when tightening down the clamp so I tacked a 5-40 nut on the back side for my 1/8" pivot and run a screw down in the plate to hold the pivot area down tight.

Just found your channel... Interesting stuff... I've been wanting to try a liner lock, but so far all my builds/videos have been fixed blades... Take it easy...

Stainless is actually pretty soft. What stainless is, is tough. That toughness gives us problems, when cutting and grinding. From what I hear machinist's love milling and cutting stainless on a lathe. Press On!

I’ve just bough a mini mill for milling liner reliefs and these videos have helped me immensely. Could you tell me what size rotary table you are using? Thank you.

Good instructional video! Is the integral hold down fixture 1” steel? What dimensions? Thanks helping us fledging makers !

Hey chris as always great vid. So i have been searching no where have i seen any one sharing how they mill or cut the three sides of a tang of a slip joint.

Great video !

Great tutorial. Can you link to your rotary table?

why mill liners? what type knife needs milled liners ?