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Re: Show your Mule

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KnifeKnuts wrote:
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That looks spectacular! Well done.
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KnifeKnuts wrote:
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Looks great! Tell us more about it.
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Re: Show your Mule

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Bolster wrote:
Tue Jul 26, 2022 10:09 pm
Ramonade wrote:
Fri May 27, 2022 3:21 am
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Ramonade, I appreciate the way you relieve the front of the scales so they are not full thick near the blade.
KnifeKnuts wrote:
Fri Jul 22, 2022 4:49 pm
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Super interesting, KKnuts! How about you fill us in with a little background info on your unique scales? Or is this a production item?

Dane wrote:
Thu Jul 21, 2022 9:37 am
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Kudos for actually modifying the profile of the steel, Dane! Strong work. I have done similar with mine and really like a tang area that is not quite so tall.

I bought these scales on eBay from a seller named Igor Tchumak in Kazan, Russia. I believe they are made of oak wood.
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Those look fantastic. Are they stabilized?
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They don't appear to be stabilized, maybe they used some kind of oil treatment.
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Beautiful new scales from Hazy Design Studio on Etsy. I really like the feel of these scales in my hand. Excuse the quick snap and dirty mat.
Beautiful scales on dirty mat.
Beautiful scales on dirty mat.
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Re: Show your Mule

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JRinFL wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 10:44 am
Beautiful new scales from Hazy Design Studio on Etsy. I really like the feel of these scales in my hand. Excuse the quick snap and dirty mat.

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Nice! They look really classy.
Are these scales flat or contoured?
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These are nicely contoured. I'll try to get better pictures at some point.
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Re: Show your Mule

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JRinFL wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:36 am
These are nicely contoured. I'll try to get better pictures at some point.
Jim, are those CF or a type of micarta? Either way they look great!
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Re: Show your Mule

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legOFwhat? wrote:
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JRinFL wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:36 am
These are nicely contoured. I'll try to get better pictures at some point.
Jim, are those CF or a type of micarta? Either way they look great!
Definitely carbon fiber of some sort. The feel really good. (Dark Matter Fat Carbon)
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Re: Show your Mule

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JRinFL wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 1:15 pm
legOFwhat? wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 1:12 pm
JRinFL wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 11:36 am
These are nicely contoured. I'll try to get better pictures at some point.
Jim, are those CF or a type of micarta? Either way they look great!
Definitely carbon fiber of some sort. The feel really good. (Dark Matter Fat Carbon)
Love how the red mixes in to it!
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JRinFL wrote:
Fri Aug 19, 2022 1:15 pm
legOFwhat? wrote:
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Jim, are those CF or a type of micarta? Either way they look great!
Definitely carbon fiber of some sort. The feel really good. (Dark Matter Fat Carbon)
Have a bit stored away waiting for a Mule.

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I have a stock building up too ! I'm waiting for mules, but also for my own stuff.

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And here's my last one. I was planning on making it screw-construction. But I had some issues and had to make it permanent to not lose the wood (it's really pricy). Elder burl with brass corbys, and 1mm white G10 liner on each side.

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Re: Show your Mule

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She's a beauty Robin! Like you fellas I have a stash of material waiting and a few mules waiting on them, but I'm low on motivation. Seeing all this nice work may get me in gear
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I'll be more than interested to see what you do with the Mules to come!
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Re: Show your Mule

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Updated my mule sheath design to include a clip so I can EDC my mule. New revision eliminated any rattle when mule is sheathed.
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Re: Show your Mule

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Ilocano73 wrote:
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Updated my mule sheath design to include a clip so I can EDC my mule. New revision eliminated any rattle when mule is sheathed.
Nice !

I finally have my brother Prusa working. I was looking forward to printing the sheath alone, this update will sure be welcomed !
If you make the new version available on thingyverse I'll print that one !
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Re: Show your Mule

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New Micarta scales! Added a G-Clip to my azwelke sheath - this is a game changer for me!
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Really like that sheath Rashman, thanks for sharing!
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Re: Show your Mule

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legOFwhat? wrote:
Sat Sep 10, 2022 5:19 pm
Really like that sheath Rashman, thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I originally got the sheath in a scout cary setup, but found the spyderco boltaron worked better for me - i like front horizontal carry. The azwelke sheath is tight and pushing off the belt vertically with my thumb is easier than pushing across.
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