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Small neck carry today
While working on the reprofiling of the Jumpmaster
While working on the reprofiling of the Jumpmaster
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While working on the reprofiling of the Jumpmaster
Can't wait to see how that comes out. Also interested in how it goes removing that much H1!
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Your pictures have finally convinced me to buy one of those pocket sheaths. I have a John April fixed blade and a Case Copperlock that would go good in one.
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Cool, please post a pic or two once you have it, would like to see that. I find with 2 knives they balance out well and the sheath doesn't move in my pocket.
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Two of my favorite EDC's.
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Will do. I'll probably switch up between the Copperlock and my Alox farmer.
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I've been carrying an ESEE 5 every day for about a week now.
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This little one gets tossed in my pocket quite often.
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You got that right! Drew is every bit as good as knifemakers with twice the age and experience.
His knives are sharp with a capital "S" too.
Cuts curves in free hanging tissue paper!
BRO! That is the model I've always wanted. I don't think he makes that pattern anymore. Great blade!
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Well, I think I'm done with it.
I want to keep it strong and relatively thick, because the Jumpmaster 2 will be pointy and stabby already, so I stopped at this point.
I believe the small drop of the point, and overall thinning, can be appreciated from the pics.
I just used sandpaper and elbow grease, and a glass of water
I'm pleased with ther results
Nothing awesome or hard, just thought I'd share
Thanks to all those who chimed in!
I want to keep it strong and relatively thick, because the Jumpmaster 2 will be pointy and stabby already, so I stopped at this point.
I believe the small drop of the point, and overall thinning, can be appreciated from the pics.
I just used sandpaper and elbow grease, and a glass of water
I'm pleased with ther results
Nothing awesome or hard, just thought I'd share
Thanks to all those who chimed in!
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I didn't have a planer to take a couple millimeters off of a door to keep it from jamming against the frame, so, hey, there's a reason it's called a "tool steel"...
She even cleans up nicely.
She even cleans up nicely.
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Man, that reprofiled jumpmaster is just ridiculously sweet. If only they had gone with a flat grind, you probably could have taken it down to the steep angle you initially planned on without having a paper-thin tip.
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Looks really good, how does it ride?