Show your BEERLOWS!

markesharp said:
b double e...... Beer-low :d
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nice!!!!
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draggat said:
Whew! For a minute there, I thought it was a BRRlow! :p

Looks fantastic! I wouldn't have the courage to permanently alter a TC Barlow.
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Thank you. The key is to have a few beers before you tear a perfectly good knife apart. ;)
 
Mark,
How long did it take you to split the charlow, make the modifications and get it back together and polished? I am trying to work up the courage to tear into some of older knives to make repairs and mods.
 
Mark, did you start with a 2 bladed Charlow and only remove the pivot pin, or do you have some way to preserve the factory scales?
 
Cory Hess said:
I've been emailing back and forth with the guys in Florida for the last week. Phil convinced Evan to desecrate a TC barlow in my name, and even put some Esnyx custom covers on it for me. Evan shot me up some pictures of the results today:

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I should be getting it in my hands midweek next week. This is my grail knife. It's going to be a long couple of days waiting for this to come in. ;)
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Boy - that is some beautifully colored bone. So nice!! :thumbup::)

Markesharp said:
B double E...... Beer-Low :D

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The first antique yellow Beerlow and the first Whitetail deer stag TC Barlow - what more can one want, I ask? :eek::D

You guys are making me miss my old Beerlow: :o:o
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Mort Canard said:
Mark,
How long did it take you to split the charlow, make the modifications and get it back together and polished? I am trying to work up the courage to tear into some of older knives to make repairs and mods.
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bleh said:
Mark, did you start with a 2 bladed Charlow and only remove the pivot pin, or do you have some way to preserve the factory scales?
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Mort, it took me an hour and a half. I had to chuck a piece of round steel in my drill press and file it down, that took a little time.

bleh, I started with a single blade knife and removed all but the handle pins. I first plunge cut the pins with a 1/16" carbide cutter in a Bridgeport mill, this insures that I don't crack the handles. I then use a utility knife blade and a nylon hammer to drive the knife through the blade shearing the pins.

I will add a couple pictures to this post so that you get a better idea of my tear-down process.
 
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Man, I wish I could get my hands on a mill. That would make my life sooo much easier!!
 
esnyx said:
Man, I wish I could get my hands on a mill. That would make my life sooo much easier!!
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You can find a Bridgeport mill for a few grand Evan, I know that's still a lot of money, but it would make your life easier. I see that there are also small mills you can get for around twelve hundred, I have not tried one to know how good they work.
 
I wonder who will have the FIRST TC Harnesslow? Hmmmm ???

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Thank you Glenn. ;)

P.S. - oops - sorry - I guess this is not a Beerlow - how about a Punchlow or an Awlow - does that count ? :o:D
 
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Now that is nice PRIMBLE!!! I really like that...and the picture of it...well that is FANTASTIC as well!!!


Am I shouting? I MUST BE:eek::D:thumbup:
 
Philllll,

You RUINED my Punchlow picture with them kitty kittens!!!!!! :eek::eek::eek::grumpy::grumpy::grumpy::grumpy: This is not the Catt thread.

Ohh - OK - I confess I was jerking a few chains this morning with my Punchlow. :D

At least my photoshopped Punchlow was more convincing than those kitty kittens! :o:o

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That hybrid with an Awl/Harness Punch could be a bit of a Harlot:D:D

Makes a change from these Bar-Fly enabling Crown Lifters :cool: But then I thought Crowns were Kings or dentistry...:eek:
 
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