The easiest stripper I have ever met

Aias, both of those look great. I need a blasting cabinet and grinder with a buffing wheel.
 
Aias said:
Sweet looking blade man--since I do most of the cooking at home, I use my GW and Hell Razor for food prep too. They are just too cool to leave lying around unused. There is nothing quite like the looks on guests faces when the Hell Razor comes out to carve meat just off the grill!
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I have a combat grade stripped bushwhacker mistress and taliwhacker LE in my kitchen knife block. The BWM disappears and becomes one with my kitchen, in plain sight.
 
Nemesis--the blasting cabinet would be pretty darn amazing to have, and the buffing wheel does help quite a bit. I also have a Ken Onion Sharp Maker, and while I typically sharpen by hand, it does help with re-profiling... such toys are what being a big boy is all about! And Tinfoil Tim... that sounds like my kind of kitchen! I think breavis5694 agrees!

SO boys--what'cha buying and strippin next??? I'm toying with the idea of the BG Active Duty that should be out soon... but I think I prefer infi. What do you think?
 
Next on my list is a B11, B8, Hell Razor, Scrapmax 460. The hell razor and B11 will be stripped immediately. The other two should come satin finished. I personally would be hesitant to strip sr101, I had a Rucki and the edge rusted over night while camping which sort of turned me off of sr101since I like to strip all of mine
 
Everybody, do you take the handles off when you put the stripper on the blade? Does the stripper damage the handles? Thx!
 
Wow--very, very nice Breavis. :thumbup: When you sand and polish the spine/ tang, do you take off much of the g10? Can you post spine/tang shots? Really nice work. What did you use?
 
That looks awesome breavis, are your scales now a touch thicker? That is one thing I would change on the DSSF. Just a little more thickness in the handles.i have considered sending mine in for new scales
 
The thickness is slightly thicker. I didn't remove much from the palm swells as I too thought the scales could be slightly thicker.
 
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