Thank you for the para 2 comment. Can't take credit for the 275.
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Thank you for the para 2 comment. Can't take credit for the 275.
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yeah man, keyman is the best.
key i have a couple more knives i would like you to pimp. ill have to save for a while but i will get them to you
a spyderco szabo with lava flow kirinite
and a becnhmade 741 in orange and black carbon fiber
key i have a couple more knives i would like you to pimp. ill have to save for a while but i will get them to you
a spyderco szabo with lava flow kirinite
and a becnhmade 741 in orange and black carbon fiber
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Used RIT Royal Blue...Thanks for the inspiration Atony!
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Thanks SilentJohn!
Both those materials look awesome.
I really like orange and black carbon fiber.
Both those materials look awesome.
I really like orange and black carbon fiber.
yeah man, keyman is the best.
key i have a couple more knives i would like you to pimp. ill have to save for a while but i will get them to you
a spyderco szabo with lava flow kirinite
and a becnhmade 741 in orange and black carbon fiber
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no prob man. I should thank you for you awesome work on my 275.
funny thing is now that I look I will switch the knives. orange cf on the szabo kikrinite on the 741
funny thing is now that I look I will switch the knives. orange cf on the szabo kikrinite on the 741
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Beautiful picture. Nice looking knife too.
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Does anodizing the lock side of a framelock affect the strength of the lock bar or the hardness of the lock face?
Not to my knowledge. Now heat coloring titanium might but that's not anodizing.
I start with pictures "before"
I was a bit disappointed with the shape of the handle of this KABAR: it was not exactly how it looked at the photo on the site. I thought about replacing the handle altogether. But then I decided to try to improve it for the start: take it close to the knife I thought I was buying. It took me couple of hours. Anyway, here is the result:
I was a bit disappointed with the shape of the handle of this KABAR: it was not exactly how it looked at the photo on the site. I thought about replacing the handle altogether. But then I decided to try to improve it for the start: take it close to the knife I thought I was buying. It took me couple of hours. Anyway, here is the result:
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Used RIT Royal Blue...Thanks for the inspiration Atony!
Looks great!
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Did you mill the saw teeth into the spine yourself, or have it done? Either way, it looks great. I'd love to try that on a BK9. I've drawn up plans to have teeth milled in, with a slot down the spine (long axis of the blade) the way Jimmy Lile made them on the Rambo knives; created a double row of teeth.
~Chris