No matter which Becker I think I love the most, this is the one I always come back to

[tobiism]

Thanks guys, Dan sorry I dont have any pics of the process. I used a 4x36 and a 1x30 belt sander to do all the mods.

 

[trailbum]

I like what you have done to her.
Very versatile.

 

[SALTY]

Very nicely done, Sir. Your personalized BK2 speaks to me - and obviously to you as well.

You guys with your modded Beckers are killing me! So many of mine sit, in their virgin, unused state, plain and black - without individual character or identity. I feel so guilty and ashamed.:grumpy:

 

[tman038]

Very nice 2. Use it well. I still love mine. Both of them.

 

[granitestateofmind]

Very nicely done, Sir. Your personalized BK2 speaks to me - and obviously to you as well.

You guys with your modded Beckers are killing me! So many of mine sit, in their virgin, unused state, plain and black - without individual character or identity. I feel so guilty and ashamed.:grumpy:

As well you should. At the very least (ab)use them a little. Beckers tend to mod themselves when they are taken out into their native environment. A little coating wear, some fingerprints, some work done.....character from use is, IMO, the best and cheapest mod there is.

 

[The Warrior]

....character from use is, IMO, the best and cheapest mod there is.

I concur wholeheartedly. :thumbup:

 

[jius]

A lot of people and you tubers seem to give the BK2 a bit of grief, often saying its too small for a chopper - too big for a bushcraft knife, but I think it's an excellent knife. It's all down to how you use it as a tool and personal style. If I want to baton all day I'd get and axe, if I wanted to carve wood all day, I'd get a chisel. Its a tool and nice to see mods that form it to the person who wields it! That's the beauty of Beckers - great steel and foundation to build upon at a great price! Once modded to be yours its priceless