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Do you folks juggle your Izulas? How are you cutting yourselves?
Do you folks juggle your Izulas? How are you cutting yourselves?
The usual cause is wrapping the handle of an Izula with paracord without first making SURE the blade is secure. There are many threads like this, some with slightly gruesome pictures.Do you folks juggle your Izulas? How are you cutting yourselves?
...where are the pics? cant make a thread without pics
The usual cause is wrapping the handle of an Izula with paracord without first making SURE the blade is secure. There are many threads like this, some with slightly gruesome pictures.
smflorkey, didn't Cricket Dave really slice his two fingers doing the same thing & post pictures with the stitches??? Even if that bad boy is in the sheath, I think I would duct tape or electrical tie of making sure it could not pop out. Better safe than sorry.
Be safe.
Can't do pics at the moment. Sorry.
Was wrapping the handle, got to the end, pulled the cord to make it tight. Big mistake. The izzy popped out of the sheath and sliced my hand.
Nurse is here.
I'm sure we could find many examples in a pleasant evening of browsing the ESEE subforum. I have a foggy memory of Cricket Dave in that situation.The usual cause is wrapping the handle of an Izula with paracord without first making SURE the blade is secure. There are many threads like this, some with slightly gruesome pictures.
smflorkey, didn't Cricket Dave really slice his two fingers doing the same thing & post pictures with the stitches??? Even if that bad boy is in the sheath, I think I would duct tape or electrical tie of making sure it could not pop out. Better safe than sorry.
Be safe.
As for taping an Izula in its sheath before wrapping, at least two members have reported their Izulas slipping out of the sheath just before "bonding" with their owners.The best suggestion I saw was to tape the bare blade then clamp it in a suitable vise to be certain it was muzzled.
THEN and only then, proceed to apply paracord in whatever pattern strikes your fancy.
Can't do pics at the moment. Sorry.
Was wrapping the handle, got to the end, pulled the cord to make it tight. Big mistake. The izzy popped out of the sheath and sliced my hand.
Nurse is here.