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    Nuko Tools Prototype


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    hello all, i dont know how many of you know about nuko tools but for those of you that do i just wanted to show off a prototype i bought from Mr.lee.

    i also just bought some micarta and i will be making knuckles myself. i am going to set up a shop on ETSY






    HERE IS A IDEA PROTOTYPE FOR MY FIRST KNUCKLE! tell me what you guys think
    Last edited by SilentJohn; 07-31-2012 at 12:21 PM.

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    I think carrying that will get you some time in jail if stopped & searched by LEOs. That single knuck may pass as a keychain, but your design is nothing but a non-metallic concealed dagger & knuckle-duster combo.

    You also shouldn't be pitching or selling anything without the proper membership here on BF.
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    -Convincing knuckleheads that the real key tool lies between the ears in creativity, application of common sense, adaptation and thinking out of the box might just be a losing battle.

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    +1 my buddy got stopped and when the cops searched him he had a set of knuckle dusters both with daggers on the end. He got fined and jailed and he never saw the knucks again.

    Also you need a craftsman membership to canvas ideas here. If you like the forums support them and don't break rules. I you don't break all the rules you want YOU WILL GET BANNED. Consider yourself warned be the people before authorities step in
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    With cardboard, I have tried the Bic lighter heat treat, the gas range heat treat, and the propane torch heat treat, all with the same results: complete destruction.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CWL View Post
    I think carrying that will get you some time in jail if stopped & searched by LEOs. That single knuck may pass as a keychain, but your design is nothing but a non-metallic concealed dagger & knuckle-duster combo.

    You also shouldn't be pitching or selling anything without the proper membership here on BF.
    Nicely summed up. Yea, can't really say these are for self defense, simply because they are illegal in more places than they are legal.

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    ok. I thought you ony needed a paid membership to actually sell stuff

    thanks anyway

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    Keep working on it. You can make useful gadgets that don't have to be weaponized.

    Here are our selling rules: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/an...php?f=699&a=98
    Specifically, see SECTION 1- Membership Levels Defined
    and also http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/payments.php

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    ok so I need a gold membership

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    No to sell things you make you need a knifemaker/craftsman/service provider. 60 dollars a year which isn't bad.

    P.s. sorry if I sounded like a jerk in my first post. I have seen quite a few people try and take advantage of the site
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    Quote Originally Posted by redsquid2 View Post
    With cardboard, I have tried the Bic lighter heat treat, the gas range heat treat, and the propane torch heat treat, all with the same results: complete destruction.

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    There does seem to be an endless fascination with various types of "knuckles".... Lots of folks collect 'em. However as noted they are almost universally a violation of state concealed-weapons statutes to merely carry, and actually hitting someone with one ups things from a mere "common assault" or "affray" to "aggravated assault"... A felony.

    And less you think we LEO "won't recognize" the various little toys... We get training bulletins and "officer safety" e-mails about all these things on a regular basis.

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    Would that first, single knuckle, even be able to stand up to a full blow? Seems like it would break & possibly hurt your finger.

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