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That little fixed blade is just a beauty!
The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details:
https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
That little fixed blade is just a beauty!
Love the insingo blade. For my uses it’s a pretty clear winner. Not to say I can’t make it just fine with the drop point thoHow do you like the insingo blade shape on the Large Inkosi? I have the opportunity to get either a insingo or drop point on a large Micarta inkosi and I am torn between the blade shapes
Thanks for the reply. Large Inkosi Micarta Insingo in Magnacut now inboundLove the insingo blade. For my uses it’s a pretty clear winner. Not to say I can’t make it just fine with the drop point tho
Congrats. Hope you enjoy it. If not, they’re pretty easy to sellThanks for the reply. Large Inkosi Micarta Insingo in Magnacut now inbound
Yummy, yes indeedbaxtrom , we found your knife!
Hope you use a spring tool to get them back in place, horror story coming. A friend was caught up in a massive lay off at the Nuke plant we worked at, I had enough seniority to hang on. He went to work for a car dealer in their shop. Was doing a drum brake job and using a screwdriver to set the spring. Pulling hard, the screwdriver slipped off the spring and right into his eye.I spent the weekend replacing the wheel cylinders, drums, springs, and brake shoes on my Jeep's rear drum brakes. This is the second time I've done drum brakes and they are a pain in the ass unless you have some good experience with them! The first one took way too long just because this one stupid piece wouldn't stay in place. The second one went real nice and smooth though! Just got to adjust them and the E brake, flush the brake fluid, and I'm back on the road! Have a good day fellas/felletes!
Oh, by the way I used the old school USA made Gerber to bend the hooks on the springs a little more closed, those springs are really strong and it takes a lot of force, but the ol' Gerber did it beautifully! I had 4 other regular sets of pliers with me, but the Gerber actually fit the job best the way the plier jaws are configured.
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