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...by Garandimal
Well... after thinkin'bout it for a while, I finally decided to do something about the pommel on this otherwise outstanding knife.





Feels really good and moved the balance-point forward ~ 3/16"... which was enough to put it ahead of the second finger, so when you lower your index finger in a loose grip, the knife falls forward, instead of back into your hand.
It's a little lighter and handier too, but I don't have a small scale to weigh it on so that is comparative w/ the spec Mk1.

It was pretty easy to control the bevels and the waist-line by following the procedure I developed before I started. the oval just dropped out as a detail of the process.

Took less than an hour free-hand on my High-Tech 4"X24" belt-sander and a little emery paper...

If there is any interest, I'll make a toot for you.
GR
Well... after thinkin'bout it for a while, I finally decided to do something about the pommel on this otherwise outstanding knife.





Feels really good and moved the balance-point forward ~ 3/16"... which was enough to put it ahead of the second finger, so when you lower your index finger in a loose grip, the knife falls forward, instead of back into your hand.
It's a little lighter and handier too, but I don't have a small scale to weigh it on so that is comparative w/ the spec Mk1.

It was pretty easy to control the bevels and the waist-line by following the procedure I developed before I started. the oval just dropped out as a detail of the process.

Took less than an hour free-hand on my High-Tech 4"X24" belt-sander and a little emery paper...


If there is any interest, I'll make a toot for you.
GR