Gimping added to my Spyderco Bug.

[Vader1]

I'm surprised this came out well . Sorry for the low quality cell phone picture. Is it gimping or jimping ?

 

[91a2jettavr6]

Why would you "gimp" your poor Spyderco!?!? What did it ever do to you and why would you want to hurt it ?

 

[Vader1]

LOL.....I ask myself the same question. I saw someone else try it and they failed miserably. So I clamped the little Bug in the vice, took a deep breath and started grinding on it. I pride myself on steady hands, that bug didn't feel a thing, just a little back scratch was all.

 

[hiredgun]

Well done Vader! I've been looking for a little project with my Dremel. I have a Honey Bee to try that on. If I have success, maybe I'll share my pics too?

 

[singularity35]

I guess you use your bug hard enough to need "gimping"...

 

[RevDevil]

I guess you use your bug hard enough to need "gimping"...

That seems to be the case. That is the one knife I've yet to use. It's more of a novelty to me than an actual tool.

 

[Vader1]

I guess you use your bug hard enough to need "gimping"...

I just got it, never used it yet. I wanted to test my new Dremel on it. It's more if a novelty to me . I see others use theirs often. I'm thinking about milling the sides down flat and adding some custom scales to it also. Should be a sweet project .

 

[softrockrenegade]

How did you bind it down during the gimping ??? Nice to see someone keeping those damn bugs in line...

 

[Revival29]

Looks good!

 

[Vader1]

How did you bind it down during the gimping ??? Nice to see someone keeping those damn bugs in line...

I had to spray it with some bug spray . Seriously....I used a very small vice with plastic jaws .

 

[Cereal_killer]

Nice job, I like the bigger jimping like that, just how I did my old ladybug (but I did it by hand).