Uncle_Jarvis
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The Squatch is finished and has been restored to are more comfortable design for me. Simple mods can go a long way. After first holding this bad boy I knew it had potential to be a lot better. The butt was ground down so it is a lot more comfortable for stabbing stuff. That corner always annoyed me. The hump on the spine has been ground down. The blade over all is lighter and noticeably quicker in the hand. Chopping with it is awesome. I does not feel like I have a golf ball in my hand anymore. :thumbup:
The Squatch was modified by Tim Horan (local knifemaker)
Here is the original thread b4 the Squatch was modified and more important details.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=578846
The Comp SarQ. Mods include
-Re_worked Convex edge
-Spine Straightened over top part of handle
-Corner of the Butt rounded
-Para cord wrap handle with. thin layer of wax applied (stops future rust), wrapped, marine grade resin applied .
-Custom OD green kydex sheath
The end result is one bad Busse . .. And yes, I already put it thorugh some pretty tough use. Light-Heavy chopping, batoning,throwing ect......
The only thing I did was drill out the handles and polish off the decarb mess under the slabs. I had a battery powered drill but it was not getting the job done so out came the concrete drill. .
The Squatch was modified by Tim Horan (local knifemaker)
Here is the original thread b4 the Squatch was modified and more important details.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=578846
The Comp SarQ. Mods include
-Re_worked Convex edge
-Spine Straightened over top part of handle
-Corner of the Butt rounded
-Para cord wrap handle with. thin layer of wax applied (stops future rust), wrapped, marine grade resin applied .
-Custom OD green kydex sheath
The end result is one bad Busse . .. And yes, I already put it thorugh some pretty tough use. Light-Heavy chopping, batoning,throwing ect......
The only thing I did was drill out the handles and polish off the decarb mess under the slabs. I had a battery powered drill but it was not getting the job done so out came the concrete drill. .
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