Beckerhead Knife Making and Modification Thread

The ROVOCut v2.0 is aliiiiive!:

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Thanks, all. I'll get some better table pix once we're set up.
There would be more, but I got deep into the ROV knives, guitar pedal circuits, pens, and hairsticks (leftover pretty scraps are useful!) this year.
 
You should post pics of the before and after of your table.

Haha, well it might not be that dramatic.
My first show was a blowout when things were livening up as we emerged from covid. Since then I sell 5-6 pieces per weekend, and at some point my local market will be saturated. I DO have some consistent fans, which is awesome. A couple leftover pieces will go down to the outing store at the bottom of my street for holiday consignment, and the rest will get put away as pre-stock for the next show. I really wanted to have multiple handle styles in each knife pattern, but there's no time for that.

This weekend I'll have (as of last night) 16 knives, 1 garden trowel, and a bunch of hair sticks made from cool handle drop material.
 
Thanks! 3d printed actually. I did have to grind the BK9 tang slightly to fit. Through much trial and error I found what I believe is the perfect material and print settings for knife handles. Quite versatile as well.

Oh, very cool!
I handled a large 3D print this past weekend that had internal latticework and was.... squishy? Kinda cool.
 
Oh, very cool!
I handled a large 3D print this past weekend that had internal latticework and was.... squishy? Kinda cool.
Thanks! Flexible filaments like you handled (TPU, TPE, etc) are 3d printing's best kept secret. A lot of the common materials are quite dissapointing for functional applications, but the flexibles are truly engineering grade. My handles are made from TPE and are like a hard rubber. Simliar to Busse's Res-C handles but slightly stiffer and less "tacky" feeling. I need to hurry up and get my line of choppers out because I feel like tons of people are going to copy my idea haha. Here's a durability test on the handles, no damage:

 
Thanks! 3d printed actually. I did have to grind the BK9 tang slightly to fit. Through much trial and error I found what I believe is the perfect material and print settings for knife handles. Quite versatile as well.

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Dude! This is next level stuff. So freaking cool!
 
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