To be honest I have been posting from my phone, and just brought the camera upstairs to see if I got any decent pics
I say use the small blade instead of the nail file It works better for some tasks. But does a 91mm one fit the 84s frame? I kind of hate the 84mm small blade.The wood saw adds heft, I'm not sure a metal file wouldn't be preferable. I know this means more modding and perhaps getting a file too but for this size that would be my pick.I thought you didn't like nylon scales? anyway...Oh, and inline awl That one's lovely, yeah!
Very clever with the Phillips
Quote from: tommywp on August 31, 2015, 11:59:47 PMVery clever with the Phillips Thanks Tommy It took a while to figure out how to make it work, but it took a lot longer to get the right donors together
Quote from: 50ft-trad on September 01, 2015, 12:25:41 AMQuote from: tommywp on August 31, 2015, 11:59:47 PMVery clever with the Phillips Thanks Tommy It took a while to figure out how to make it work, but it took a lot longer to get the right donors together Ya very nice! Its funny I am tackling the same issue right now on a 91mm job that needs both backside phillips and corkscrew. The problem is I have less space to fit the phillips, so I milled it flat on each side, (kind of looks like a flat leatherman phillips now) but it should fit in space I have for it now. Im using 2x saw backsprings with backtool cutouts to house the phillips. It should work but it hasnt gone together yet.
very cool Al,look forward too seeing it finnished
Hold it with the drill.
BRILLIANT!!!!!!Grip pin in chuck, set to hammer, and "drill" the side of an axe head at a slight angle! Just enough pressure to get the hammer action to kick in, but not enough to bend the pin. A perfectly pre-peened pin in seconds