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I decided to take the little hump off of the back of my Persistence. I got the idea from a guy who did the same to his Resilience. It almost, in my opinion, looks like a Para Military blade shape now.
I taped the blade to get the basic outline of what I wanted to do.
Then I took a Dremel with a cut wheel and went to work.
Here it is after all the grinding was done. Disregard the smudges on the blade, I was cooling the blade in water as I went and wiping it off with a not so clean rag.
All cleaned up. You can see a part where I got careless with the cut off wheel in front of the Spydie logo.
Same thing on this side. I was real careless with the Dremel, but it's a user and only $30 bucks.
To finish the spine, I used 240, 600, 1200, 2400 and 3400 grit sandpaper. Then used a bit of Brasso to finish it. It's not perfect, but good enough for me.
I wore these cool, cut-resistant gloves. They probably saved me a few times.
Any comments or criticisms are welcomed.
I taped the blade to get the basic outline of what I wanted to do.
Here it is after all the grinding was done. Disregard the smudges on the blade, I was cooling the blade in water as I went and wiping it off with a not so clean rag.
All cleaned up. You can see a part where I got careless with the cut off wheel in front of the Spydie logo.
Same thing on this side. I was real careless with the Dremel, but it's a user and only $30 bucks.
To finish the spine, I used 240, 600, 1200, 2400 and 3400 grit sandpaper. Then used a bit of Brasso to finish it. It's not perfect, but good enough for me.
I wore these cool, cut-resistant gloves. They probably saved me a few times.
Any comments or criticisms are welcomed.
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