Fuceye

[Fuceye]

Arrived and sharpened…

 

 

The edge can be a very large place to find one's self.The trick is to think small.

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Lol….you could go to the dentist and ask for a filling….jk 

The edge can be a very large place to find one's self.The trick is to think small.

[Fuceye]

In the past I have had some success with a punch and hammer to pound the rivet somewhat.this will tighten up any slop…if it is just a hack knife the resulting marks will just add caricature, but you can also grind/buff the marks out as well.

Note: it all depends on how the hole got worn in the first place, if the wear is lop sided this method is not the answer.all you will end up doing is permitly fixing the blade in what ever position you modified the pin…in this case you need to remill (drill) the holes and add a bigger pin (rivet). A lot of work just to use the tormac….

if you are just practicing try some of those little knives you find @the dollar store…

The edge can be a very large place to find one's self.The trick is to think small.

[Fuceye]

Good one…. Can you provide some pics?

The edge can be a very large place to find one's self.The trick is to think small.

[Fuceye]

wickededge wrote:

Fuceye wrote:

Hell o all. new (we) owner…here. i have a griptillian mini sheepsfoot cpm 20cv on the way. Just wondering if anyone has use the (We) for a sheepsfoot blade here is a pic

Welcome! I’ve done a number of these knives on the WE and they came out great. You shouldn’t have any troubles with it.

This knife comes in 3 versions for the blade in the cpm 20cv.a drop point and sheepsfoot. The sheepsfoot comes in a convex and hollow grind. As for the g-10 handle I will put up with it till I want to buy something different…(the one thing I do like about the griptillian series ) you can change out the handles if you want . I was thinking of just making my own some day…but till then I will just punish this set….

 

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