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That's awesome. I was just starting on my ZT0350 when I saw your thread. I also was playin around tying some 550 lanyards. My wife hates using my PC. She says it's dangerous.
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That's awesome. I was just starting on my ZT0350 when I saw your thread. I also was playin around tying some 550 lanyards. My wife hates using my PC. She says it's dangerous.
Nice! How's that Waimea? Interested in getting one. Also, I love the Scotch and the Vicodin in such close proximity to each other! booze, painkillers, and knives all in the same vicinity.
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I'm a wild a crazy guy! Haven't hit the Scotch in months and the Vic's are just in case. The Butane helps keep my cigars lit and my sinuses clear.:thumbup:
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The Wiamea is a great Ti Framelock. It is a tad smaller than a small Sebenza but I like it's size. Great edge on the BOS S30V blade as well!:thumbup:
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That's a Cool setup So-Lo! Lots of great stuff!
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I don't believe in cluttering up my computer desk with knives - that's what my adjoining custom built knife cabinet's for - it's has a dropdown front that becomes a workstation for maintaining my knives.
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As the saying goes. Pics or it didn't happen.
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I keep my daily rotation on the mousepad at my desk, next to my sharpmaker
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+1 on this one
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What a Set up and collection So-Lo. Forget Laughter! Knives are the best medicine
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Finally figured how to add pics
Cabinet is made from recycled and stained Kauri pine. Size is 5' x 3'2" x 14". Deskarea is ~ 3' x 17". Unfortunately I've filled all the drawers so also bought a 9 drawer mechanics tool chest - and filled it
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Is that a tiny Spyderco Phoenix I see? It looks way too small.
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Finally figured how to add pics
Cabinet is made from recycled and stained Kauri pine. Size is 5' x 3'2" x 14". Deskarea is ~ 3' x 17". Unfortunately I've filled all the drawers so also bought a 9 drawer mechanics tool chest - and filled it
Now that is a nice setup!
I want something just like that, I just have to stop buying knives and save some money I guess. LOL
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Now that is a nice setup!
I want something just like that, I just have to stop buying knives and save some money I guess. LOL
Thank you. I kinda like it too and it came out OK & does the job well although I'll never be a master cabinetmaker. Most of the timber was from some old shelving I was given about 17 years ago = free. Don't see too much solid 14" wide boards these days. Only had to buy hinge & lock, the plywood and meranti for the drawers, and the metal drawer runners - and the stain. Once locked it just looks like a normal dropfront desk. Took me a couple of months to finish as I had to strip and repair a lot of the timber first.
Can't give you plans cause I never made any - just put together what I could salvage as best I could to maximise the size. Have a hunt around antique and 2nd hand furniture shops for ideas - mine was based on a combination of several desk designs I'd seen over the years