My Wicked Edge Portable Solution

[09silverado]

After ordering a basic Wicked Edge kit without a base, I was going to go with a cutting board base, figuring it would be good enough. Then I decided I wanted something I could travel with, and this is what I came up with...

It's a simple wooden box with a cutout for a C-clamp to clamp it to a table, sort of like their field system. If I need more stability, I just align it parallel to the edge of the table, and add another C-clamp, but I find just the one is pretty darn solid.

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The Wicked Edge itself was purchased from Bob at Oldawan, and it arrived very fast. I was very impressed with their service.

 

[Officer's Match]

Looks great. I might have been tempted to make it the full width of the graduated bar for protection.

 

[Ernie1980]

I had a similar set up for mine, but grew tired of having to clamp it. Is yours heavy enough to not be clamped? Btw....nice workmanship on the base, mine looked terrible!

 

[09silverado]

It isn't heavy enough to not be clamped. So far it works great.

 

[phillipsted]

Nice work, 09silverado! Does the clamp fit up inside the base for travel?

Do you have a transport case for your stones as well?

TedP

 

[FordFan]

Good work. The base looks great. It appears you might have a little space inside for the clamp and maybe even some of the stones

 

[OldawanBob]

Nice work, 09silverado! Does the clamp fit up inside the base for travel?

Do you have a transport case for your stones as well?

TedP

For transporting/storing the stones I use a CD case - the two up variety holding 48 will hold 4 handles and loose parts perfectly like case logic CDE-48. I like the vaultz 48 CD case VZO1137 to handle 8 handles or take a handle set or two out to put in your other accessories