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Thats VERY nice flex80
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flex80 wrote:Stonewashed Balance...I think it came out ok, what do you all think?
I like the look of the handles, as I prefer satin to the shiny SS. But I've got to ask, did the tip break off the blade during the stonewashing? The first picture looks like it's missing a chunk.
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jabba359 wrote:I like the look of the handles, as I prefer satin to the shiny SS. But I've got to ask, did the tip break off the blade during the stonewashing? The first picture looks like it's missing a chunk.

Thanks jabba359.

Crap, hoping no one would notice. Embarrassed to say but the tip came off with my first attempts of sharpening. Major newb mistake...oh well, gonna keep on practicing.
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flex80 wrote:Thanks jabba359.

Crap, hoping no one would notice. Embarrassed to say but the tip came off with my first attempts of sharpening. Major newb mistake...oh well, gonna keep on practicing.
I noticed that ;) . Its an easy fix atleast, just sand the spine at about 600-800 grit :)
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white D'fly and Delica

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I have been gathering the four mid line Spyderos for a project.
Have to have White FRN to do it.
It breaks my heart to dye these rare knives (getting rare, at least) but it was a project I have been planning for a while.
I managed to get NIB pristine Ladybug, Dragonfly, and a Delica in White. I am still after the Endura, and have one in mind, but the cost is pretty far out there. $100.00 +. But I need it so, maybe next week.
I received the D'Fly and Delica today, and just couldn't wait any longer as I wasn't sure if it would work. NOT entirely to my expectations, but not bad. I will wait for the other two to do the whole set.

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RoBoTech wrote:I have been gathering the four mid line Spyderos for a project.
Have to have White FRN to do it.
It breaks my heart to dye these rare knives (getting rare, at least) but it was a project I have been planning for a while.
I managed to get NIB pristine Ladybug, Dragonfly, and a Delica in White. I am still after the Endura, and have one in mind, but the cost is pretty far out there. $100.00 +. But I need it so, maybe next week.
I received the D'Fly and Delica today, and just couldn't wait any longer as I wasn't sure if it would work. NOT entirely to my expectations, but not bad. I will wait for the other two to do the whole set.

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Those are SO cool! Nice work. :cool: Definately worth your efforts in aquiring them. Thanks for sharing. Can you do a Canadian flag? ;)

- best wishes, Jazz.
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What blue tape, polishing compound, and a dremel can do. [ATTACH]18080[/ATTACH]
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Flex I really like the stonewashed balance looks good!
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Jazz wrote:Those are SO cool! Nice work. :cool: Definately worth your efforts in aquiring them. Thanks for sharing. Can you do a Canadian flag? ;)

- best wishes, Jazz.
I am not sure. I have been working on a way to get designs with out using tape as most tape doesn't like the near boiling dye.
But, I have not done enough experimenting as it takes having G-10 material to practice on.
But I'll say this to get you started thinking. Magnetic tape material, exacto, stencil.
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Jazz wrote: Image

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That's dead sexy Jazz, nicely done.
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1623 wrote:That's dead sexy Jazz, nicely done.
I have to second that, nice work Jazz!!! Did you make a video showing the step by step :D
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Jazz wrote:...
I wish I could take better pics - oh well. :o
Great mod, Jazz... but let's have a closer look on the beauty by DAYLIGHT.

Looks that good for me, that i ordered a UKPK-TI just 2 minutes ago :D
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Jazz, you say you bent the clip, any chance we can get a picture of that?

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GoldenBacon wrote:What blue tape, polishing compound, and a dremel can do. [ATTACH]18080[/ATTACH]
Very cool - you're giving me ideas! What kind of tape did you use, and how did it stay on?

- best wishes, Jazz.
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As for my UKPK, thanks a lot for the kind words! All I used were coarse and fine diamond Dremel bits, 3 different sandpapers, and a bit of polishing. A lot easier than I expected, and I didn't know titanium polished up so nice.

The clip - I just took it off and slightly bent it so it was tighter and touching on both contact points, because only 1 side was. It still looks exactly the same.

The pics - Yes... daylight would be good, with clouds - I was in a hurry and haven't played with my camera's settings yet. :o :p

- best wishes, Jazz.
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Jazz wrote:Very cool - you're giving me ideas! What kind of tape did you use, and how did it stay on?

- best wishes, Jazz.
Just regular painters tape!
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GoldenBacon wrote:Just regular painters tape!
I'm amazed it didn't get buffed off. I'd maybe like to do a design or something. Thanks for the reply, And welcome to the forum. :)

- best wishes, Jazz.
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I just finished doing a light mod to my TI Military.
I removed the back spacer and added standoffs to open up the frame. I also replaced all the screws with larger TORX head. #6 to a #9.
Mounting the standoffs required some drilling to seat the shoulders, and I had to cut down the screws as they came 2x too long. 45 Minutes work and $4.50 for parts.
I will have to buy same size TORX in button head for the clip, but these will hold for a while.
I will take better pics if any one wants them. These are kitchen light pics at 6:00 PM.

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Just read 34 pages and got some great ideas from you guys, thanks!
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Zencowboy wrote:Just read 34 pages and got some great ideas from you guys, thanks!
Just be sure to show or tell us what YOU do. :)

- best wishes, Jazz.
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