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So guys, what do you think about these scales I made? Work a lot of night shifts these days sooooo, not a lot of time to make knives, scales and such. Had a couple of hours to myself the other day so made these scales for my Izula:


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They are made out of a piece of oak I found in a drawer of my tool box.
 
Nice! Did they make the knife easier to use for you? If so...then they're awesome! :thumbup: I like the mods that increase a knife's usability.
 
Seriously, yes it does. It used to have a paracord handle and a green coating. Never been friend with coating. So stripped it, put a orange patina on it and made oak scales for it. Since then, it does not feel the same. Always loved the knife tho.
 
Personally, I would have rounded the edges of the scales a little more, it looks a little square to me. If it fits your hand, though, that's all that matters. Nicely worked out and finished, though.
 
I like 'em. I've been thinking of trying my hand at some Walnut scales for my Izula and this might have just given me the motivation to do so.
 
JustSomeGuy said:
Personally, I would have rounded the edges of the scales a little more, it looks a little square to me. If it fits your hand, though, that's all that matters. Nicely worked out and finished, though.
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That's good man no prob, but I did make one pair with rounded edges, it did not fit as well as these ones. Though these are lightly rounded, but i dig what you mean.
 
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