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Donut wrote:It does look very nice. Too bad you didn't get a S30V saber ground blade.

I have the sage colored sprint version. This one was for a customer who happened to own the 154 version which is AWESOME!

enduraguy wrote:Not bad, but would be much cooler if the scales were actually silicone circuit board.

I've tried to do that actually. I may still do it.

Niles wrote:I'm guessing silver sharpie.

Nice work!

No sir! Its milled lines filled with gray metal reinforced epoxy.

D1omedes wrote:Very cool. Is that gray G10 inlaid?

I actually milled the lines and filled them with gray epoxy.

Shocking!

Agent_Ohm wrote:I saw your vid on the youtubes and was really impressed, nice job

Thank you :)

I recently did this pair of custom scales for a client that lives in my same town in Texas. Its multicam G10 with diagonal groove texture. What say you? http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Snake%20skin%20Spyderco%20Manix/CamoManixHoodFull.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/...

dj moonbat wrote:He's got a CNC mill. All you have to do to copy this effect is get your own CNC mill.

I'm afraid you're wrong, its not a CNC mill.

sonictek wrote:I like the color combination but, I don't know, I think I'd rather see it on the non-clip side, more visible, more classy. Mike

Took your advise.

Thanks :)

I_like_sharp_things wrote:I really like that G10. Does the blade tang sticking out bother you?

No not really, I'm not too pick about those kind of things.

gull wing wrote:Titanium is blessed with a memory, you carefully bend it, it remains in place and is springy. Titanium is costly but is a wonder to work with.
PM me if you want.

Thanks brother, i might do that.

Titanium work on a Sage II http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Candy%20Stripe/candysage1.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Candy%20Stripe/candysage2.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Candy%20Stripe/candysage3.jpg http://i121.photobucket....

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Emerson%20Commander%20Blue%20G10/clipclose.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Emerson%20Commander%20Blue%20G10/clipclosedside1.jpg http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o240/chrisgoodwyn/Emerson%20Commander%20Blue%20G10/clipope...

Does anyone know how to properly temper the leaf spring in a titanium frame lock. I have most of the equipment needed to make a frame lock but I'm not 100% sure how to create a spring. Thanks guys.

I think unless you want any of them or they are really good prices, you are not going to make a tone flipping any of them. There were some 440v SE Millies on CPFMarketplace a couple months ago that just sat and I think finally went for close to $100, if not under. Edit: Just found the listing. It's...

jezabel wrote:.... ****, those early SE Millies get me every time. :p

J

Know anything about them? They have alot of writing on the blades.

jossta wrote:If you search eBay, there is a box you can check on the left that says completed listings.

The last PE went for $375, last CE went for $180.

Thanks brother, I'll check it out.