A mule with g10 scales
Show your mods!
My "mods" arent as complex as some shown before, but nevertheless:
Just filed of the "hump" on the choils, and adjusted the backspacers, to allow the knifes to be a little slimmer when closed.
Got rid of the fool-tip on the Delica and did a scandi grind on the Endura, worked out pretty good!
Just filed of the "hump" on the choils, and adjusted the backspacers, to allow the knifes to be a little slimmer when closed.
Got rid of the fool-tip on the Delica and did a scandi grind on the Endura, worked out pretty good!
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Hey, thanks a lot for the kind words. I guess I need to make a workshop video to show my stuff (LOL...I have no work shop, I usually do this stuff on the patio as my kids play around me). Honestly, it is not anything impressive. The videos I have made (link below) were either done on the patio, or at my kitchen table.Jijoel wrote:I really like your pimp jobs.
Great file work.
Looks really classy.
Could you show the tools you used to do the job.
For the lock bar embellishments you see here I used a couple (2) small files, a small vice, and a T-6 driver (to remove the lock bar). That is it!
Before I cropped this image, you could see my kids playing in the background. I had to stop work several times to fill water balloons. This work is relaxing (like sharpening), I find myself taking frequent breaks to enjoy family and surroundings.
My entire list of knife-warranty-voiding tools is a bit more lengthy, but still it is pretty basic stuff.
Thanks,
Ken (my real name)
...learning something new all the time.
Ken (my real name)
...learning something new all the time.
Nice work friend! I pretty much guarantee those knives will become your favorites now (if they were not already).Jijoel wrote:I did some file work on 2 spydies with some inspiration of Units file work.
I also rounded the spines of both blades because i was planning to that that on the delica for some time.
I have some really expensive stuff that is nearly meaningless compared to my 60 dollar Endura/Salts that I hacked up.
Thanks,
Ken (my real name)
...learning something new all the time.
Ken (my real name)
...learning something new all the time.
I thought I posted these the other day, but it appears I did not.
New more aggressive jimping on the Pacific Salt (with an ever growing list of modifications).
The edge on this thing has been changed again too, but I can not photograph it. I lowered the angle below 15 per side and have polished it to hair whittling. I am really becoming impressed with H-1 more every day. I consider this knife my mad-scientist knife (I will try all sorts of crazy experiments with it).
New more aggressive jimping on the Pacific Salt (with an ever growing list of modifications).
The edge on this thing has been changed again too, but I can not photograph it. I lowered the angle below 15 per side and have polished it to hair whittling. I am really becoming impressed with H-1 more every day. I consider this knife my mad-scientist knife (I will try all sorts of crazy experiments with it).
Thanks,
Ken (my real name)
...learning something new all the time.
Ken (my real name)
...learning something new all the time.
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