The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
JHi Superfool,
Not shelved, just waiting for the opportunity. It's a complicated project and capacity is a big issue. I'm going to see if there is space for an Urban.
sal
Not shelved, just waiting for the opportunity. It's a complicated project and capacity is a big issue. I'm going to see if there is space for an Urban.
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Please put a torx head on each side of the pivot screw!
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Phew. I thought it was canned.
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
May I ask why? Putting a Torx head on both sides involves custom machining a new pivot sleeve which seems like a lot of work for little to no payoff.koenigsegg wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 11:44 pmPlease put a torx head on each side of the pivot screw!
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Because it's needs cqi. My opinion take it or leave itfixall wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 2:11 amMay I ask why? Putting a Torx head on both sides involves custom machining a new pivot sleeve which seems like a lot of work for little to no payoff.koenigsegg wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 11:44 pmPlease put a torx head on each side of the pivot screw!
S30V, VG10, M4, XHP, BD1, Cruwear, Elmax, Maxamet, 204P, H1, K390, A11, Rex45, LC200N, M390, 20CV, BD1N, S45VN waiting to afford MagnaCut
Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
koenigsegg wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 2:13 amBecause it's needs cqi. My opinion take it or leave itfixall wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 2:11 amMay I ask why? Putting a Torx head on both sides involves custom machining a new pivot sleeve which seems like a lot of work for little to no payoff.koenigsegg wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 11:44 pmPlease put a torx head on each side of the pivot screw!
I wasn't trying to challenge you, I was honestly curious. Is there something that having a Torx head on both side would bring to the table that I'm missing? I have a Delica with custom sleeves and Torx screws on both sides. It's much more finicky to fine tune the centering and tension than it is on my Spyderco's with a single Torx and sleeve.
Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
I have a feeling this might mean that you already have the steel sheets inhouse - or can they be supplied at such short notice that they are available 'just in time' when a production slot becomes available?
Michael
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
I for one, can’t wait hear more about the Urban. It’s become one of my favorite designs.
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
The spinning Urban pivot is a problem for some. The D shaped holes in the scales wears round and then you’re stymied.fixall wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 2:11 amMay I ask why? Putting a Torx head on both sides involves custom machining a new pivot sleeve which seems like a lot of work for little to no payoff.koenigsegg wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 11:44 pmPlease put a torx head on each side of the pivot screw!
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
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The spinning Urban pivot is a problem for some. The D shaped holes in the scales wears round and then you’re stymied.
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100% this.
I am trying to change scales and the blade hinge one is stuck. I am going to have to destroy the scales, or drill it. Anyone got any better advice?
The spinning Urban pivot is a problem for some. The D shaped holes in the scales wears round and then you’re stymied.
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100% this.
I am trying to change scales and the blade hinge one is stuck. I am going to have to destroy the scales, or drill it. Anyone got any better advice?
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
How about using a Dremel slitting wheel to cut a notch into the pivot pin, then using a screwdriver to keep it from spinning while you extract the screw?
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
That is a good idea - I was hoping not to damage the pins, more than the scales. I have no idea where I would get new pins from, and the scales are being replaced with titanium.The Meat man wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 12:38 pmHow about using a Dremel slitting wheel to cut a notch into the pivot pin, then using a screwdriver to keep it from spinning while you extract the screw?
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Glad this project is simply waiting its turn!
I’m very fond of the final material decisions, effort put forth by forum members, and just overall feeling of community that Superfool’s threads brought forward when creating the concept!
It’s super neat! :D
I’m very fond of the final material decisions, effort put forth by forum members, and just overall feeling of community that Superfool’s threads brought forward when creating the concept!
It’s super neat! :D
rex121 is the king of steel, but nature’s teeth have been cutting for hundreds of millions of years and counting :cool:
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
I see what you did there...super neat.
I am also very pleased with this project, and if they are priced reasonably I think they will sell really well. It was nice to see the users of this forum bring these threads come together, to a final project.
I am very excited about it, and hopefully will get a chance to do it again soon.
David
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Ahhh, gotcha. That makes total sense. I like Spyderco’s with steel liners in particular, and have very few without liners, so I I didn’t think of that. I could definitely see that being an issue in a linerless knife.ChrisinHove wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 10:51 amThe spinning Urban pivot is a problem for some. The D shaped holes in the scales wears round and then you’re stymied.fixall wrote: ↑Fri Jan 22, 2021 2:11 amMay I ask why? Putting a Torx head on both sides involves custom machining a new pivot sleeve which seems like a lot of work for little to no payoff.koenigsegg wrote: ↑Thu Jan 21, 2021 11:44 pmPlease put a torx head on each side of the pivot screw!
I wonder if the Micarta (rather than FRN) construction would help with that.
Personally, I’d love to see liners on the knife. I think the carbon fiber UKPK has liners, not sure about any of the Urbans that have been released.
Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Hi Michael,
The steel is custom made and we don't want to order and sit on steel unless we have a date planned.
sal
The steel is custom made and we don't want to order and sit on steel unless we have a date planned.
sal
Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Oh well, I guess I was just dreaming... Thanks for chiming in again, Sal.
Michael
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Grail knife, still to be acquired: original Tuff by Ed Schempp Feel free to help me find one at a reasonable price...
Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Time aside, coming at this fresh it is just awesome to see the power of the people here working together and Sal's willingness to make it happen.
Also, as a UK soul I'd be keen to get my grubby mitts on one.
Also, as a UK soul I'd be keen to get my grubby mitts on one.
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Spyderco where it's ok to dream
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Re: The DAMAUKPK Project: Damasteel UK Penknife UKPK
Hi Sonbear,
Welcome to our forum.
sal
Welcome to our forum.
sal