modified fbm

valleytinworks

valleytinworks

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the pics arent the best but so you guys know the corragated areas are an olive drab, the flats are polished infi
 
Nice job on the serrations!! :thumbup:
Did you use a chemical stripper??
You could try an abrasive "paint removal" pad that chucks into your drill and could easily remove the olive drab form the bevels.
 
Knice! I like that naked stuff. I think the curragations on any of these blades look better when the blade is stripped.
 
I will say there is a huge difference between the fbm and all other infi I have stripped….

The finish of the steel lacks the serious dimples I found on all others
 
i am gonna strip it again and do a mirror finish on it soon.... may have to give it to an employee for a project..... i have one guy that was a jewler he has done a few mods to my knives over the past year and has more patience than me...lol
 
Valleytinworks always comes up with something! Looks very cool !!

Now lets see a Flying FBM!! :thumbup: :D :D :thumbup:
 
I like the look. The surface seems to be more finely granular finished than dimpled. I may do this myself. Maybe the shop can supply one in the white instead of painted.
 
Awesome mod on the FBM! I love the serrations you put in there:thumbup:
 
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