Insaneo project complete...

BlackEnd

BlackEnd

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I think someone here may have done this with a large Insingo. I drew #40-50 of the small from Knifeart, but thought this would look cool. Replaced all blue hardware for silver with duel lugs. Also had a new diamond plate made for it. Then fashioned my own lanyard. The diamond pattern does give the handle a bit more grip. I like. Sorry for the poor pics. Best I could do with my phone...

Project in progress...
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Complete...
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cool!

how much did they charge for the scale?

i was thinking of having a "freedom" scale made for mine.
 
MORIMOTOM said:
cool!

how much did they charge for the scale?

i was thinking of having a "freedom" scale made for mine.
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Thx. A buck seventy-five. Almost two weeks from the time they got it till return; that's when the plate was already done!
 
Looks cool! - Very "industrial" looking, now.:thumbup:
 
Thx again for the nice comments. Speaking of industrial(JAB), I was just thinking that a reversed grated pattern would be neat. With the grates being raised like true floor plating.
 
I noticed, starting with the Umnumzaan, that the perf washers do make for smoother action. I've never been into "flipping" a Seb open, but a light flick of the thumb stud, and the blade seems to glide open. I've even gone as far as switching my older Sebs soild washers with the new ones. Big difference!
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blackend said:
I noticed, starting with the Umnumzaan, that the perf washers do make for smoother action. I've never been into "flipping" a Seb open, but a light flick of the thumb stud, and the blade seems to glide open. I've even gone as far as switching my older Sebs soild washers with the new ones. Big difference!
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Ah very interesting... Can't wait to try one!
 
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