remember: belly in. Easy for me to remember because that's what I think when I go to the beach
Hey thanks for taking the time to post up all the pics. I love to see how other folks work on SAKs.So far Ive only tore down one 58 rambler, but I have an obscene amount of donor 58s coming in, and Im excited to build my mini monster. Still scratching my head on how to include the T&T on an alox version, but I think maybe making an inner layer that takes them is the only way to go.I think the idea on the monster 58 build page would work just fine.(Image removed from quote.)
Perhaps a "Lord of the Stickies", One sticky to rule them all? Just one with a "How-to" label and links to the appropriate knife types. Problem is that it would have to be able to be edited after the editing cutoff has passed, and a mod (or two) may have to babysit it to add new links.If not, then stick it because the info is very useful, and I've found that searches can be frustrating due to the nature of overlapping topics.(BTW, Nice job on the mod! )
Quote from: Syph007 on February 22, 2013, 02:37:40 PMHey thanks for taking the time to post up all the pics. I love to see how other folks work on SAKs.So far Ive only tore down one 58 rambler, but I have an obscene amount of donor 58s coming in, and Im excited to build my mini monster. Still scratching my head on how to include the T&T on an alox version, but I think maybe making an inner layer that takes them is the only way to go.I think the idea on the monster 58 build page would work just fine.(Image removed from quote.)If you need that part designed and laser cut from clear acrylic, let me know. I have been after a mini monster since I saw it!
Quote from: Metropolicity on February 23, 2013, 06:49:28 AMQuote from: Syph007 on February 22, 2013, 02:37:40 PMHey thanks for taking the time to post up all the pics. I love to see how other folks work on SAKs.So far Ive only tore down one 58 rambler, but I have an obscene amount of donor 58s coming in, and Im excited to build my mini monster. Still scratching my head on how to include the T&T on an alox version, but I think maybe making an inner layer that takes them is the only way to go.I think the idea on the monster 58 build page would work just fine.(Image removed from quote.)If you need that part designed and laser cut from clear acrylic, let me know. I have been after a mini monster since I saw it!That might be faster... hmm. I started prototyping one from polycarbonate to see how I like the idea though. I just have to cut the channels for the T&T. I couldnt decide it it should clear or solid. I'll make one with the polycarb and if I dont like it, I'll probably do polished Ti as I have some scrap the right size. Luckily 1/8 material works perfect and since this is for a monster extra width isnt a big deal. Both tools actually fit nicely horizontally, but its not possible to actually remove them once you have liners on, so that method pictured is the only decent way to do it that I can think of. Its just a matter of leaving the tiniest lip exposed to get them out.
Quote from: Syph007 on February 23, 2013, 02:28:05 PMQuote from: Metropolicity on February 23, 2013, 06:49:28 AMQuote from: Syph007 on February 22, 2013, 02:37:40 PMHey thanks for taking the time to post up all the pics. I love to see how other folks work on SAKs.So far Ive only tore down one 58 rambler, but I have an obscene amount of donor 58s coming in, and Im excited to build my mini monster. Still scratching my head on how to include the T&T on an alox version, but I think maybe making an inner layer that takes them is the only way to go.I think the idea on the monster 58 build page would work just fine.(Image removed from quote.)If you need that part designed and laser cut from clear acrylic, let me know. I have been after a mini monster since I saw it!That might be faster... hmm. I started prototyping one from polycarbonate to see how I like the idea though. I just have to cut the channels for the T&T. I couldnt decide it it should clear or solid. I'll make one with the polycarb and if I dont like it, I'll probably do polished Ti as I have some scrap the right size. Luckily 1/8 material works perfect and since this is for a monster extra width isnt a big deal. Both tools actually fit nicely horizontally, but its not possible to actually remove them once you have liners on, so that method pictured is the only decent way to do it that I can think of. Its just a matter of leaving the tiniest lip exposed to get them out. Uhm... Where's the Pin's slot?
Quote from: KTesh on February 23, 2013, 03:58:22 PMQuote from: Syph007 on February 23, 2013, 02:28:05 PMQuote from: Metropolicity on February 23, 2013, 06:49:28 AMQuote from: Syph007 on February 22, 2013, 02:37:40 PMHey thanks for taking the time to post up all the pics. I love to see how other folks work on SAKs.So far Ive only tore down one 58 rambler, but I have an obscene amount of donor 58s coming in, and Im excited to build my mini monster. Still scratching my head on how to include the T&T on an alox version, but I think maybe making an inner layer that takes them is the only way to go.I think the idea on the monster 58 build page would work just fine.(Image removed from quote.)If you need that part designed and laser cut from clear acrylic, let me know. I have been after a mini monster since I saw it!That might be faster... hmm. I started prototyping one from polycarbonate to see how I like the idea though. I just have to cut the channels for the T&T. I couldnt decide it it should clear or solid. I'll make one with the polycarb and if I dont like it, I'll probably do polished Ti as I have some scrap the right size. Luckily 1/8 material works perfect and since this is for a monster extra width isnt a big deal. Both tools actually fit nicely horizontally, but its not possible to actually remove them once you have liners on, so that method pictured is the only decent way to do it that I can think of. Its just a matter of leaving the tiniest lip exposed to get them out. Uhm... Where's the Pin's slot?Ha, good point. Might as well add the pin too!
How hard is it to make a Alox rambler? I have a alox classic and the combo tool from a minichamp