Franken, Random, Polished G10, Perfect Leek

spiralarchitect · May 9, 2008

I finally built my perfect Leek. One problem...... no lock up.

And now the itty, bitty, teeny, weeny problem (surely not locking up isn't a huge issue...right?

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Off to formulate a solution....

SPXTrader · May 9, 2008

spiral, I'm startin to worry about you...postulate?

riffraff · May 9, 2008

spiralarchitect said:
And now the itty, bitty, teeny, weeny problem (surely not locking up isn't a huge issue...right?)

Nothing a grinder or a belt sander can't solve!

spiralarchitect · May 9, 2008

SPXTrader said:
spiral, I'm startin to worry about you...postulate?

maybe formulate was a better word....Im gonna something-ulate the hell out of it one way or another

nygiantsfan3342 · May 9, 2008

spiralarchitect said:
maybe formulate was a better word....Im gonna something-ulate the hell out of it one way or another

Before you go masterb-ulating with your knife, imagine how cool a DAMASCUS Random Leek blade would look on that polished G10 handle!

spiralarchitect · May 9, 2008

nygiantsfan3342 said:
Before you go masterb-ulating with your knife, imagine how cool a DAMASCUS Random Leek blade would look on that polished G10 handle!

That would be nice.... I love that Random blade shape and I love damascus..

2brothers · May 9, 2008

spiralarchitect said:
That would be nice.... I love that Random blade shape and I love damascus..

Well, get on it! We're waitin'!

mike

kneedeep · May 10, 2008

Looks good. Nice combo.
If you can't get it to lock without grinding, why don't you throw the black framelock slab on the back side (like I did with my random frankenleek)?

spiralarchitect · May 10, 2008

kneedeep said:
Looks good. Nice combo.
If you can't get it to lock without grinding, why don't you throw the black framelock slab on the back side (like I did with my random frankenleek)?

Very Good point... I may go that way. Thanks:thumbup: