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Post by BennytheBlade »

nice... im gonna have to get to work on mine before yall get WAY to far ahead of me.
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Fianlly got a round to adding the finishing touches on my Typhoon. Photos kinda suck but I'm working on a new camera.
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wow, most impressive.... you may have found a talent there.... :D
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like benny said \/\/()\/\/

can you give us a view of the whole knife, and for those of us who aren't familiar with the typhoon, a little info on it - is this from the same company that does the balisong kits?
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Check AB/SKM under "New Age Autos" for the Typhoon.
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ohhh those typhoons, thanks mr vagrant!
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heres some extremely cool and very fine detailed looking filework
http://bladeauction.com/cgi-bin/osa/Vie ... ber=693900
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Benny,
Makes a guy want get into it dosen't it? That is really some nice work. I kinda got out of the mood for doing the file work for a while, but seeing that blade
gave me a boost. Thanks for sharing this.
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just bought a dremel - now i need to pick up the right accessories.........
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Hey Mr. Bigg,
Make sure you have the thin cut off disks to use before you use the rounds or any file.
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the outside liners almost look like a fine silver chain... real art.
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Claudester wrote:Hey Mr. Bigg,
Make sure you have the thin cut off disks to use before you use the rounds or any file.
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hey mr claudster - do you mean the this, purply pinky colored ones?
for doing the small coves and rounds do you use a diamond coated bit?

also what do you guys ude for sanding and polishing with a dremel?
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Hey Mr. Bigg,
The disks I use are almost black and very thin. Theres about 25 of them in a little container. I mark my steel with permanent marker where the rounds would go on both sides. Then I take the dremel with the cut off disks and make a small notch where the round will be. This is only done so the file will not slip. Then I do my rounds, I use the two size files they make for chain saw sharpening. I have nothing that says anyting about diamonds.
Hope this helps!
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ok, i have really done it now! butchered up a "rare" herbertz balisong! :wink:
this is no where near nice, but a quick and rough try at it! these balisongs are so rare,
but i still have a few banging around my junk drawer :lol:
i know where i went wrong on this one (everywhere) so hopefully my second try will improve!

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Hey Mr. BIGG,
Why do do like to beat yourself up? I think your knife came out GREAT! You got more guts than me though, I'm still doing clones and kit Mikovs. What do you think is wrong with the blade?
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