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Forum Name: farns
Knife Model: Dragonfly2 Salt ~ C28YL2

The Dragonfly series knife is a great general use cutting tool. It's small size and friendly demeanor are great for outdoor use around others. This ...

Just finished the B75P mule project. Dressed in bubinga with green liners. I used hidden brass 3/16 pins covered by stabilized box elder inlays with a brass lanyard hole. I still need to complete the finish but I really like the look of the bubinga finished and un-finished so I thought I would post ...

Thanks for the compliment! I went with Redheart scales, yellow liners, brass pins and the TruOil you recommend. It worked out very well and hopefully it will retain it's red hue as it spends some time in the sun, time will tell.

Nicely done, farns! Could you provide us some details about the wood ...

I enjoy the forum's "Show you mule" thread and this is my latest attempt at dressing a mule. This particular mule was created as a gift and will enjoy some time working in the garden.

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farns
Spyderco Mule Team ...

Here is the latest edition.

here is a photo for those wanting to see it

Pingo with some lights.

What about a customizable ENUFF? I have seen requests for different mule blade shapes, some which are present in the ENUFF line already. There could be a undressed model for those wanting to make scales and the option to choose a FRN scale color. Since it is already part of the ENUFF product, you ...

For those interested, here are some finished pictures.

Oh crap, i forgot to mention, I just posted my idea as a quick mockup idea thingy not to be used, if you post designs here, they can not be used cause pulic already have access to the designs, youre better off PM'ing sal

That is good to know but in my case I was just excited about the question ...

A larger jester would be cool, cut away the spine on a dfly maybe

Would that be a mockingbyrd? If you added the Carraca or ratcheting sound it would truely be a mockingbyrd! :)

Seriously though, I find the dragonfly to be the perfect size for daily use and doesn't turn heads in a negative way ...

razorsharp wrote:H1 isnt feasible unless its a round hole in the blade

I like the jester but think if it were a little bit closer to the dragonfly in size it would be perfect. H1 is more a wishful thing but a worn micarta scale in mallard green would look very nice.

A mix between a jester and dragonfly might be neat, although it doesn't really look like either. I am not much of an artist but attempted a drawing. H1 with green FRN or BD1 with steel liners dressed up in green micarta. It could be called the Mallard.

A Streamlight was mentioned above, I have the Streamlight ProTac 1L . It has a nice small sheath that I attach to the outside of a backpack for easy access. It is fairly small as you can see from the picture for size reference. It runs $30 - $40 I believe and generates a good amount of light for a ...

The Casio G-Shock which replaced my previous wave ceptor, have been enjoying it so far.

I use the following two lights routinely, a Maratac AAA Rev. 1 (link) and Sunwayman M20A (link) . I put a picture for comparison of size since they are very different from each other (pocket versus bag). Both are outfitted with a ring so they can tail stand or hang. I don't have a diffuser but there ...

Using H1 Ladybug while working on Mule scales.

I know this isn't directly related to the whale blade but I got to searching and check out 13 seconds into the video.

Humpback Whale Rescued Link

I could be interesting if each steel was offered in two formats, the current one and the previously released woodcraft mule style.