Mule Wraps.....
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Mule Wraps.....
I am really digging on this Mule thing.
It was my b-day this last Friday, and I received the latest Mule Team, in ZDP-189, and so I wrapped it, and some of my other Mules up, just to see what they are like.
I will be offering a service of cord wrapping a Mule and making a Concealex sheath, so this was kind of a test run. I really like the feel of 2mm accessory cord.
I unwrapped a couple of them, and re-wrapped my ZDP-189 Mule with the 2mm accessory cord, I quite like it.
What do you all think?
It was my b-day this last Friday, and I received the latest Mule Team, in ZDP-189, and so I wrapped it, and some of my other Mules up, just to see what they are like.
I will be offering a service of cord wrapping a Mule and making a Concealex sheath, so this was kind of a test run. I really like the feel of 2mm accessory cord.
I unwrapped a couple of them, and re-wrapped my ZDP-189 Mule with the 2mm accessory cord, I quite like it.
What do you all think?
Marion David Poff
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Nice work. If it were my personal knife, I would prefer some sort of more finished appearance of the wrap at the end of the handle before the knots, though I know you are limited by the position and number of holes. Out of the four, I most like the "Strider" pattern and the size of the neon yellow/green cord. :)
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Thank you. A holes are limiting, but when you speak of a more finished look, maybe you could expand that idea?Padawan wrote:Nice work. If it were my personal knife, I would prefer some sort of more finished appearance of the wrap at the end of the handle before the knots, though I know you are limited by the position and number of holes.
Yeah, the Strider Wrap makes for the most usable and best looking wrap in my opinion, and that is the one I carry daily.Padawan wrote:Out of the four, I most like the "Strider" pattern and the size of the neon yellow/green cord. :)
The neon yellow/green cord is the one I put on my ZDP-189 Mule.
Marion
I'm not quite sure how to put it into words. The rest of the wrap has such an orderly pattern, but the end near the knots seems a little less, symmetrical, maybe? Out of the bunch, I think the "Strider" wrap definitely has the nicest end treatment, and is probably the best way to do it considering the placement of the holes.Marion David Poff wrote:Thank you. A holes are limiting, but when you speak of a more finished look, maybe you could expand that idea?
Nice work, I was trying to find a way to wrap my mules and you gave me a few ideas. I hope you don't mind me borrowing your wrap style.
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I get my S90V mule in tommorrow someone was gracious enough to let me take one off their hands for them. I'd personally like to get Peel Ply CF handle scales for it but what i'd like and what i can actually get are two different things. It's already wrapped though and if i don't like it i can just rewrap it probably do the strider wrap they show it on their site
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I like the top (black) wrap best. What would you charge to wrap a mule like that? Also have you done that pattern in the thinner 2mm cord? Any pics of it?
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I strider wrapped my 9Cr18Mo. It's not as clean as yours is but i did it pretty quick and without a vice or anything covering the blade. I was too overjoyed with the arrival of my knives to worry about an exposed edge. I also didn't worry about stopping my hand from bleeding either after i cut it. Luckily i have a diet high in iron and I stopped bleeding pretty fast it wasn't a bad cut at all just deep enough to bleed. I'll use tape next time.
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