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Just got my Gerber folder. Amazingly sharp! Very impressed. Also the Smith & Wessen HRT knife, with the hooked blade, and again, very impressed! Normally the serrations on a blade pi$$ me off but on this knife are brilliant. Very similar design to the straight bladed Solingen. Another picture of my 'The Expendibles' Arkansas Toothpick, which I frikkin love!
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Bastard, they refunded me as they sent it to the wrong address in the US for some reason. Going to msg them to see if they can send me 1 to the right address
Nearly finished a new styled sheath for the larger blades.
1st time trialling a basketweave stamp, no room to move with this stamp. Will need to get a single weave stamp instead, takes a bit longer but a lot neater.
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Nice work as usual, been slow on this thread as need tyres,
they are getting fitted by my mate at Outback 4WD on Saturday
nothing flash just some federal muddies till things pick up.
Been tough not buying any new knives and like yeah really want a tooth pick
it looks awesome.
Going fishing on the 3rd for the weekend and taking a few knives to try out,
after that I'll start buying again, MOF says what do you want with all these knives,
I say what ever talk to the hand lol
@ OD do you have a stump to do all this stamping?
Nope no stump, I have a work bench I need to put together once I am able to clean the garage and shed. I have sort of taken over the games room with all my leather gear at the moment lolol
Cool, was cleaning a bit and spied your piece of steel I was going to make the camp oven support for.
I'll take it up the Murray with me and shape it over the camp fire.
Think things stopped because I couldn't stand and it wouldn't fit in the Coonara LOL
Will be easy enough over a camp fire.
Also wired up this meter , to monitor whats happening
I forgot all about the jailers keys
jobs right , once its a circle the rest is easy.
Need to wire up the 2 meters I got, forgot about them as well lol
I drilled a hole in a piece of wood held in the vice.
Placed the Anderson lugs in that then held the wire in position
with an alligator clip.
Must admit the Aldi soldering iron made the job easier,
swapping the tip for the blower