Show your mods!

[Ramonade]

Always a delight to see your work BOOMER52 !

[BOOMER52]

I machined a matching set of scales for the Endela/Military PROMOD and the Delica/Militia PROMOD...

[JonLeBlanc]

Boomer, may I ask you if your scales for models like Delica and Endura, especially those Millie-style, alter the action at all? I'm presuming no, but just wondering.

[bigboned]

I own a set of para mod delica scales from boomer and they don’t alter the action and in fact came with a metal post to replace the plastic piece so has improved the disassemble process ten fold

[BOOMER52]

Boomer, may I ask you if your scales for models like Delica and Endura, especially those Millie-style, alter the action at all? I'm presuming no, but just wondering.

No alteration or change to the action as the scales are nothing more than clothing for the knife frame. Think of it in terms of the human body... would changing out of a pair of chinos and a button down shirt for levis and a t-shirt affect your skeletal actions...? Nothing externally effects the internal workings.

That's just my opinion with absolutely no scientific basis of fact to back that statement up!

[JonLeBlanc]

Okay cool, was just wondering, great scales!

[BOOMER52]

I'm partial to Wharncliffe blades however Spyderco's Delica and Endela Wharncliffe blades are lacking the proper aesthetics in my opinion. I'm not equipped for metal work so I did some playing around in PhotoShop and arrived at something that I really like and want to pursue for a blade MOD...

[JRinFL]

I'm partial to Wharncliffe blades however Spyderco's Delica and Endela Wharncliffe blades are lacking the proper aesthetics in my opinion. I'm not equipped for metal work so I did some playing around in PhotoShop and arrived at something that I really like and want to pursue for a blade MOD...

Now that is a wharncliffe!

[bearrowland]

I'll second that!

[resonanzmacher]

I'm partial to Wharncliffe blades however Spyderco's Delica and Endela Wharncliffe blades are lacking the proper aesthetics in my opinion. I'm not equipped for metal work so I did some playing around in PhotoShop and arrived at something that I really like and want to pursue for a blade MOD...

Looks like a Mickey Yurco regrind -- https://5x5combatsolutions.com/yurco-custom

[BOOMER52]

Looks like a Mickey Yurco regrind -- https://5x5combatsolutions.com/yurco-custom

I checked out the link you posted and was surprised... the blade mods are virtually identical! It's one of those independent co-development occurances much like Alexander Graham Bell and Elisha Gray with the telephone as I've never run across a Yurco Wharncliffe previous to visiting the site just now. The Yurco Regrind it is!

[tactikool]

PM2 Emerson w/ BGM Full Flat Regrind

[Dominick Maone]

https://i.imgur.com/RoRXJhy.mp4

I hope these pics and video work. Modded the Manix to remove the enormous hump, and thinned a bit. About the same width as the native now. Much better in the pocket.

[vivi]

Tip mod and thinned out edge on my latest Pacific Salt

[BOOMER52]

[BOOMER52]

Continuing to evolve the Wharncliffe profile... this is a lesser mod and the tip is not as fragile. Endela/Military Wharncliffe... toxic green G10 with fluted texture... forest green G10 back spacer.

[CaptWiggum]

Modded the Manix to remove the enormous hump, and thinned a bit.

Oh my! How will you do the Spydie flick? :)

[CaptWiggum]

Delica full contour orange TeroTuf scales and back spacer...

Can you tell us about the bigger, darker Spydie logo on the blade?

[Michael Janich]

Dear CaptWiggum:

Welcome to the Spyderco Forum.

Stay safe,

Mike

[BOOMER52]

Can you tell us about the bigger, darker Spydie logo on the blade?

The enlarged Spydie is the result of some testing of my new split fiber laser. I frequently offer for sell complete knives and was looking for an identifier that set my modified Spyderco knives apart from factory offerings. Once I marked a couple of blades and reassembled the knives I felt I got a bit carried away with the upsizing! I've abandoned the larger Spydie logo and settled on a more subtle personalized obverse logo.