Stripped, contoured, polished 4.

Great work as always:thumbup:

looks like I may have to strip my 4 sometime in the not to distant future. The finish is pretty hammered......

PSSSSSSSSTT, did you hear about the Laser Strike Folder?? :cool:
 
Anglewood said:
Wow, that is beautiful work. What are you thinking in terms of rust protection?

-Connor
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Keeping it dry:D

Really, I don't coat my blades. I wash it with hot water when I'm finished using it in the kitchen. It it gets wet outside, I just dry it off. It requires a little attention, but it is worth it to have a nice blade made of 1095.
 
Tom, I must say your pictures on all threads are just great! I agree, if I had to choose just one ESEE it would be the 4. It just does most all things required of me. My other is the 6 which I've not used yet because I busted my self up this winter in a fall.

Come warmer weather that baby is coming out!

Vin
 
TAGannon said:
I stripped the coating. Then used emory cloth and finally a Scotchbright pad.

The edge is all done on a Spyderco Sharpmaker.
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Can you explain exactly what you did to the edge and how? New to the sharpmaker, just got my diamond and ultra fine rods in yesterday.....I'm assuming you didn't do a standard sharpening job like they detail....
 
vba said:
Tom, I must say your pictures on all threads are just great! I agree, if I had to choose just one ESEE it would be the 4. It just does most all things required of me. My other is the 6 which I've not used yet because I busted my self up this winter in a fall.

Come warmer weather that baby is coming out!

Vin
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Thank you for the compliment on my photos. Amazing what an old Sony Mavica with a 2.1 lens that still uses floppy disks can do.
 
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