Hey TW! Let's see your knives!

For the crazy carbon fiber bookends is hard as hell that would be like book ending a piece of burl wood. It's hard enough when the pieces are for a table but opposite sides of a knife and more contoured. Sheesh you got some gumption for trying to do that. I applaud it. Personally I like the differences of the 2 sides makes for something more interesting to look at.

 

The mora put in some work today

 

Mora makes a fillet knife, btw. I have one, it's awesome, and cheap!

Of course the Companion will always work for the job, and really every other job as well lol

 

Lol good to know. I didn't fillet these though just cleaned em.

 

Much like. Looks like a fine meal ahead.

 

Figured I'd go ahead and post a pic of the collection as it stands right now.

 

Crooked river scales are next.

 

Picked up a Benchmade 535-3 Bugout from the recent BHQ sale. Hope I don’t get my info hacked.

 

I'm eyeing the trijicon. *drool

 

Get an easy out set and get the screw out then order some new hardware from xxadrenalinexx or the 100 other retailers of PM 2 mod stuff

 

Already have the replacement stuff. Just trying to get this last screw out. I’ll get me an easy out set.

 

Blade show bound, today is setup.

 

Added a new ZT to the collection this week.
ZT 0609 RJ Martin Flipper in Bronze Titanium with CPM 20CV blade.

 

Had a bid in on E..y on a pre owned ZT 0393 Hinder Flipper in Blue Titanium. Been the top bidder for 3 days now. When with 3 seconds left to go someone topped my bid.
Damn shame. Cause it's a discontinued knife.
Maybe someone here will sell me there's.

 

I was going to go for that one too. I would of sniped you that would of been hilarious! You're lucky I was working and missed the end of the sale.

 

Initial impressions. The grind lines make the blade shape deceivingly swept up when it's more of a drop point.

 

It does. Loving the ZT knives. But honestly, neither work as easily as my Spyderco Sage 1.
Still, ZT I think will be my go to brand because of their quality and design philosophy.

 

Personally nothing beats a spydie in EDC tasks period. They have that shit down blade shape, dge geometry, ergos, etc. But if you're looking for other factors lots and lots of good brands out there that'll really make a run for the money with ZT. I'm a hinderer fan which is why I'd want one

 

I got a few lines to adjust, but I think the crooked river scales are looking good. I decided to mill out a set using some Purple Heart wood I stabilized.



This should be a quick fix in the CAD program.



Hit it with some 600 grit and then the micro mesh sanding pads to make the grain really pop.