Pics of customized production knives

[Smokinape]

Not at the level of most of what is posted, but I like them...

 

[stebolicious]

Not at the level of most of what is posted, but I like them...

Very cool! Its so simple, yet it adds a bit of character. the orange backspacer really pops now. :thumbup:

 

[GripnCOLDSTEEL]

Blade RWL34

Tinko- Where can I get that 710 blade??

WANT!

 

[Maddogg774]

I had it re-ground to get rid of those needle serrations.

 

[tinko]

I do blades and not only: http://bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1062573-Tinko

 

[GripnCOLDSTEEL]

I do blades and not only: http:// http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1062573-Tinko

Link doesn't work...can you email me details??

 

[GarnetandBlack]

had to repair a broken nose

 

[tinko]

I think the link is already fixed. A few more blades made ​​by me steel RWL 34:

 

[Keyman]

 

[Keyman]

 

[Keyman]

 

[bpeezer]

Keyman, I love the work you do giving benchmades the handles they deserve! If I made myself a set for one of mine with a design similar to your usual 710 handles (the holes drilled through the handles) would you be offended?

 

[Keyman]

Thank you very much bpeezer!
Not at all.
After all, imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
Have fun!
The holes give an awesome grip and make it much easier to manipulate.
Enjoy!

 

[JustSomeGuy]

Wow, Keyman, how many times has that Ritter been assembled/disassembled? I picture you like a marine field stripping and reassembling their M16 blindfolded

 

[Smokinape]

Scales and a back spacer I got from TuffThumbz, I had to drill the scale for left hand carry...

 

[Blade-fiend]

Wow Smokinape, just wow.

 

[Rival1314]

never pimped a reeve before...turned out pretty good

 

[DJG097]

Becker Bk-13. Handles done by me.

 

[Keyman]

Wow, Keyman, how many times has that Ritter been assembled/disassembled? I picture you like a marine field stripping and reassembling their M16 blindfolded

Alot!
Ha! LMAO
Seriously, it has been disassembled more times than I can remember!
Though, I have become quite proficient at removing the scales; without disassembling the knife.
I just trade sides with the pivot, never take the blade out.
Those who do this, know what I'm talking about.

 

[Keyman]