Please don't say I drank the coolaide...

Update...

I removed almost all the handle jimping yesterday after destroying 2 pants pockets. I ditched the zip tie in favor of drilling a 3/16" hole in the spine with a carbide bit and press fitting a steel pin. Now I'm waiting for the word to send it for the regrind.




 
Charlie Mike said:
But I just ordered a Medford.

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I forsee a massive zip tie in its future... and possibly a trip to Razor Edge for a full flat grind.
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beautiful knife. you've got excellent taste!
 
Charlie Mike said:
Update...

I removed almost all the handle jimping yesterday after destroying 2 pants pockets. I ditched the zip tie in favor of drilling a 3/16" hole in the spine with a carbide bit and press fitting a steel pin. Now I'm waiting for the word to send it for the regrind.
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Nice - I was thinking about the same thing on mine, mostly to reduce the handle size to fit my hands better. Would you mind taking a pic from the side (profile)? Please keep reporting! Very interested to see what you do and how it works for you.
 
dogrunner said:
Nice - I was thinking about the same thing on mine, mostly to reduce the handle size to fit my hands better. Would you mind taking a pic from the side (profile)? Please keep reporting! Very interested to see what you do and how it works for you.
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#ivoidwarranties
 
killgar said:
Does "FTW" stand for "F the warranty"? :D

Nice job. Drilling hardened steel at an angle with a full-carbide bit sounds difficult. No small feat.
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Never occurred to me... but so true!

F The Warranty!
 
Hey Matt, I tried using the bottle opener on this TFF-3 like you would with a wave . It worked as good or better than any wave opener I've used.

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Mossyhorn said:
Hey Matt, I tried using the bottle opener on this TFF-3 like you would with a wave . It worked as good or better than any wave opener I've used.

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Try it from the left pocket, pulling forward. Reverse grip edge out.
 
Never thought of the "F" the warranty version of FTW but damn, it works really well... :cool:

Almost too well LOL. ;):thumbup::rolleyes::D
 
As far as FTW applies to my knife branding, it originally stood for Freeman's Tactical Weapons.
 
Razor Edge Knives regrind, WIP...

 
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