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- BennytheBlade
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mikov kit part deaux
First one Im willing to show-
Lotsa fun and good functionality, but I need to work on my fit ALOT more.
Still, I enjoyed it, and only took 4-5 hrs off and on.
Lotsa fun and good functionality, but I need to work on my fit ALOT more.
Still, I enjoyed it, and only took 4-5 hrs off and on.
Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes.
Everyone should try one of these kits.
There is so much satisfaction flickin and clickin a knife of your own making and you begin to realise the work involved in a custom knife.
What's the scale material Benny?
The lever and release pin look different from mine?
Did you use adhesive on the scales or are they just held by the pin's?
Has anyone else got pics of kits (i know JAGMAN put a nice bone scaled one together).
Cheers
RB1
There is so much satisfaction flickin and clickin a knife of your own making and you begin to realise the work involved in a custom knife.
What's the scale material Benny?
The lever and release pin look different from mine?
Did you use adhesive on the scales or are they just held by the pin's?
Has anyone else got pics of kits (i know JAGMAN put a nice bone scaled one together).
Cheers
RB1
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- BennytheBlade
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Thanks Bill-
I think I will try it on the next one.
Mr. Vagrant-
Yes, I did ALOT of hand sanding on the edges, which I dont mind, but it took most of the time.
Mr. RB1-
Its a pretty cool material called fibermascus.
Kinda expensive, but very cool patterns. This one is denim.
you can find it from Gary at http://www.fibermascus.com.
I just pinned em, so I could change them easy if I wanted too.
I think I will try it on the next one.
Mr. Vagrant-
Yes, I did ALOT of hand sanding on the edges, which I dont mind, but it took most of the time.
Mr. RB1-
Its a pretty cool material called fibermascus.
Kinda expensive, but very cool patterns. This one is denim.
you can find it from Gary at http://www.fibermascus.com.
I just pinned em, so I could change them easy if I wanted too.
Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes.
- BennytheBlade
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Gold Mikov
Hey Jagman,
That gold color on the bolsters and blade look awesome! Was this accomplished by a mild heat treat in the oven(450 deg for one hour)? I'd like to try and do it with the bolsters, liners, backspring and screws on my next Mikov.
Best Regards,
Go4Broke
That gold color on the bolsters and blade look awesome! Was this accomplished by a mild heat treat in the oven(450 deg for one hour)? I'd like to try and do it with the bolsters, liners, backspring and screws on my next Mikov.
Best Regards,
Go4Broke
Re: Gold Mikov
You should have claimed that JAGMAN ,we all would have been so impressed.Go4Broke wrote:Hey Jagman,
That gold color on the bolsters and blade look awesome! Was this accomplished by a mild heat treat in the oven(450 deg for one hour)? I'd like to try and do it with the bolsters, liners, backspring and screws on my next Mikov.
Best Regards,
Go4Broke
I just realised you file worked the blade.
Nice ,any close up pics of that?
I want to try a multi bladed kit next, anyone built one?
RB1