Quote from: SAK Guy on August 17, 2016, 05:03:40 PMI would do it like you want...it's not like there isn't dozens of Camillus versions to pick up off the bay to fill the Electrician role. I would be an easy way to get a nice two bladed Jack out of it.Sound reasoning and I also have this on the way Another Imperial but with wood scales this time, which is what i thought I was getting on the first one (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
I would do it like you want...it's not like there isn't dozens of Camillus versions to pick up off the bay to fill the Electrician role. I would be an easy way to get a nice two bladed Jack out of it.
Quote from: NutSAK on August 17, 2016, 03:35:29 PMTraditional Challenge Day 2#07 Case Mini Trapper single stainless Wharncliffe blade, second cut antique bone scalesHonestly, I don't carry this one as much as I should because I favor traditional slipjoints with at least 2 types of blades. This single blade frame sure makes it slim and easy to carry though. The grind on this one is slightly hollowed and it's a mean slicer.(Image removed from quote.)Would be a nice "Sunday go to meetin' knife".
Traditional Challenge Day 2#07 Case Mini Trapper single stainless Wharncliffe blade, second cut antique bone scalesHonestly, I don't carry this one as much as I should because I favor traditional slipjoints with at least 2 types of blades. This single blade frame sure makes it slim and easy to carry though. The grind on this one is slightly hollowed and it's a mean slicer.(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: SAK Guy on August 17, 2016, 05:06:20 PMQuote from: NutSAK on August 17, 2016, 03:35:29 PMTraditional Challenge Day 2#07 Case Mini Trapper single stainless Wharncliffe blade, second cut antique bone scalesHonestly, I don't carry this one as much as I should because I favor traditional slipjoints with at least 2 types of blades. This single blade frame sure makes it slim and easy to carry though. The grind on this one is slightly hollowed and it's a mean slicer.(Image removed from quote.)Would be a nice "Sunday go to meetin' knife".Ha! That's a phrase Ive not heard in a long time! You sure your not from Belfast Robert?
Got my lambsfoot/wharncliffe again. Quiet day for it today - just opening a couple of packages and slicing some fruit so far.Have ordered a couple of cheap trad knives to try for the rest of the month too: a Sodbuster and a Barlow.
That came out great Steve! I love TL-29's. You'll be seeing some of my Camillus ones soon in here. Today though, I went with another US made Camillus, this one a Remington marked Stockman. Brass liners, carbon stell, snd just a beautifully put together knife. Solid as hell!
This is an already awesome looking challenge guys I am seeing some great knives already Nice grind on that knife Steve and good job everyone on making Hiraethus a little more broke
Would be a nice "Sunday go to meetin' knife".
Quote from: Poncho65 on August 17, 2016, 10:39:50 PMThis is an already awesome looking challenge guys I am seeing some great knives already Nice grind on that knife Steve and good job everyone on making Hiraethus a little more broke That's always a hidden agenda on challenges like this.
Quote from: jerseydevil on August 17, 2016, 10:41:57 PMQuote from: Poncho65 on August 17, 2016, 10:39:50 PMThis is an already awesome looking challenge guys I am seeing some great knives already Nice grind on that knife Steve and good job everyone on making Hiraethus a little more broke That's always a hidden agenda on challenges like this. I don't mind taking one for the team.
Maximised minimalism for Day two(Image removed from quote.)
Traditional folders cut way better than the modern tactical folding prybars(Image removed from quote.)
I'm not sure if I can do this challenge as I was planning on doing the Rebar challenge in September, but maybe I'll pause and pick it up again in October if that is allowed. In any case, here's my Schrade Old Timer model 340.
What an amazing bunch a trads on day 2!!!! Good job guys!!!!
Quote from: pfrsantos on August 17, 2016, 07:10:20 PMI disliked the original idea but it turned out really cool! Great shape, the cut on the spine is great for guiding the tip for precision cutting. Took a simple navaja-like folder. Locking blade, very light and small. The little flap on the top is the release. The regular EDC Rally is for size comparison.That's an awesome knife bud!!!!!
I disliked the original idea but it turned out really cool! Great shape, the cut on the spine is great for guiding the tip for precision cutting. Took a simple navaja-like folder. Locking blade, very light and small. The little flap on the top is the release. The regular EDC Rally is for size comparison.