Modified Production Knives (traditional only)

ALLHSS said:
Thank you for bringing my attention to his mod, and your input. I appreciate it.



That looks like pretty much what I was thinking! Thanks a lot for the pictures, they help immensely. Did you use a sanding wheel on a dremel tool?
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Thank you. I did use a Dremel, I went a little beyond the width of the drum wheel...kind of stretched or extended the EO. It's a joy to pinch open:thumbup:
 
paulhilborn said:
This is the EO I put on one of my forum knives...
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Paul - That looks AWESOME! Nice work my friend! :thumbup::cool:
 
Paul, you're becoming the unquestioned CEO of EOs!! :thumbup::thumbup::D:D
I'm seeing a LOT of fantastic examples of your EO mods lately, and what really impresses me is the way you seem to have an intuition for placement, size, shape of your notches depending on characteristics of the knife under consideration - not at all the "one size fits all" approach I'd probably use if I had the nerve to try serial mods. Fine work, Paul!!

- GT
 
Markesharp said:
CEO of EO's..........I like it GT! :D
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Thanks, Mark. I can occasionally exhibit some verbal skills, but I sure envy guys like you and Paul showing off your manual skills in your mad, marvelous mods!!! :thumbup::thumbup::D
 
Well thanks guys but that's it right there, the extent of my abilities lies in EO's:o:D

Now "MAD SKILLS" are what, Mark, Glenn, Evan and many others possess.

Me..."One trick pony" comes to mimd:eek:
 
I would hope Stephen would be the calming logical one but you never know, with him as navigator we could end up in Tijuana:eek:

Mark would then have to put in a call to Ryan aka 556 Hunter to get us back safely across the border;):D











I just saw this Paul:eek::eek::p:p:D:D:D I'm pretty sure I could help sort things out:rolleyes::cool::D haha:D:D
 
Looky what Mark made for me:D:D:D
It was a Ulster BSA knife:) I can't wait to get this one in my hands!!!
Thanks again buddy:):):)



 
Good looking stuff, Mark!!!
 
Check out this Norfolk whittler I modified for Derrick. It has dyed silky oak scales. Super cool stuff. What do you guys think?





 
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