my homemade wave mod

[SilentJohn]

its a simple task that requires nothing more than a dremel and a can ( i used a mighty-dog can because i like the blue ). so far the can part hasn't rusted as some said it would and its held up ok. i dont use this knife every day but i have carried it and waved it plenty of times

 

[pibbxtra19]

hahahaha this is sick!

 

[Skywalker1]

Lol! The new ghetto wave, even ghetto-er than the zip-tie That' s a really cool idea dude!
How does it hold on there? Is it secure?

 

[brets-ftw]

Lol! The new ghetto wave, even ghetto-er than the zip-tie That' s a really cool idea dude!
How does it hold on there? Is it secure?

I believe all CS knives have screwed in thumbstuds.

To the OP, nice looking wave

 

[Skywalker1]

Oh right, I see that now. Didn' t pay attention to that

 

[CWL]

I've seen all manner of "wave" mods on knives, but yours appears to be a new and real innovation. Great job!

 

[Charlie Mike]

Great job... Adapt and overcome.

 

[SilentJohn]

thanks guys, its super easy and it will work on any knife with removable thumb studs

skywalker its on there solid

 

[Sonnydaze]

If it works, it works. Good for you.
Sonny

 

[SilentJohn]

thanks sonny. i appreciate all your compliments you guys.

 

[MassMatt]

Cool! With the source material coming from Mighty Dog you should call this your Mighty Wave!

But the sheet metal from a can seems like it would be way sharp. I like the wave feature but I must admit even the regular ones take a toll on my pants pocket--how's this one for wear on the pocket?

 

[SilentJohn]

its fine I sanded the edges a little so they aren't super sharp but they also aren't exactly dull either

 

[jbmonkey]

creative. nice job, thanks for sharing.

 

[dcmartin]

I've long thought about doing something similar.... very nice job! I bet it flies right open too!

 

[SilentJohn]

it took a little practice but it works