Digger Stubble
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- Oct 13, 2014
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Thanks, gentlemen!
I always liked the Canoe as a pattern. A big spear, the nice rounded bolsters and some cool etching or painting as Case Cutlery did on theirs.
For me, the handle grip on these felt the most comfortable, when both blades are open. Also the action and tightness of the main blade seems the best this way.
So I decided to grind down the pen by myself on a small grinding wheel. The rest has been filed, sanded and polished.
The main blade is now in the same position as before, which means in the closed position it's a little off center, but fine for me.
With my medium sized hands, I have now a nice, smooth and solid three finger grip between the Copperheads, when cutting with the knife.
I always liked the Canoe as a pattern. A big spear, the nice rounded bolsters and some cool etching or painting as Case Cutlery did on theirs.
For me, the handle grip on these felt the most comfortable, when both blades are open. Also the action and tightness of the main blade seems the best this way.
So I decided to grind down the pen by myself on a small grinding wheel. The rest has been filed, sanded and polished.
The main blade is now in the same position as before, which means in the closed position it's a little off center, but fine for me.
With my medium sized hands, I have now a nice, smooth and solid three finger grip between the Copperheads, when cutting with the knife.
