This model is assembled with all threaded parts, so breaking it down was a snap.
First and only casualty of the project was the blade. Luckily I had spares:
The rough shapes after cutting. I left some extra material around the lines I'd marked to give me some wiggle room with lining everything up.
Drilling the holes:
Making sure everything fits together:
And here's a cleaned up version.
This was too plain for my tastes though, and I'd also scorched the material in a couple of places. Also, the material is thicker than the original black G10, so I took everything apart and did some further shaping. Here's the final outcome:
I screwed up the heads of the screws that held the pocket clip in place, so hopefully replacements can be found. Now that it's complete, I've realized that I drilled nine holes more than was really necessary. They exist so you can move the pocket clip around to another position if you like, but I always keep it in the same place.
1 comment:
mmmm....carrot knife. *Like*
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