Wooden Knife Kit

[Neil]

http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4680

These look fun.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I think this belongs in the Edged Forum

I've been tempted to pick one up for my boy, but they seem a bit of a waste of money imo

[AHB]

I think this belongs in the Edged Forum

I've been tempted to pick one up for my boy, but they seem a bit of a waste of money imo

I'll send you a blade and a nice piece of wood, if you ever want to make a real knife with him..   

[Chako]

I wonder if demand is booming for these at the correctional facilities. 

[Gareth]

i did see those before but i have a feeling the novelty would wear off pretty quickly after a bit.

[Neil]

I think this belongs in the Edged Forum

I've been tempted to pick one up for my boy, but they seem a bit of a waste of money imo

I'll send you a blade and a nice piece of wood, if you ever want to make a real knife with him..   

   Missing the point    More interesting than having to sit there making wooden boats and trains.  Though the wooden land yacht we made out of dowel was fun

[MultiMat]

If it was Assisted Open Tanto blade I would get 2 for my lads  .

I like the idea too Neil 

[Neil]

Best bit is, it wouldn't need painting

"Can I paint the train/boat/plane please?" translates around here into I will mess it up and you can finish it whilst I watch

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I think this belongs in the Edged Forum

I've been tempted to pick one up for my boy, but they seem a bit of a waste of money imo

I'll send you a blade and a nice piece of wood, if you ever want to make a real knife with him..   

I might take you up on that when he's a bit older mate

[Spork, Lord of Lime Jello!]

You could use it to spread Marmite with

[Neil]

I've suddenly gone off the idea 

[Gareth]

I had a Marmite first today (and it wasn't even my idea), Marmite on a baked potato.  As you're mixing in the knob of butter just add a bit of Marmite at the same time, then the standard grated cheddar and beans.  Yummy.

[J-sews]

http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=4680

These look fun.

That looks quite fun actually. (and a wooden multitool kit would be even funner) 

[Whoey]

looks like a neat project... bet it's tough to keep an edge on it

[Spork, Lord of Lime Jello!]

I've been wanting to build one of these...WW2 era Japanese. I'm not sure if it was a manufactured product or a clever kluge put together by a Japanese soldier.

[ryan1835]

its uk and dk legal too!

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I had a Marmite first today (and it wasn't even my idea), Marmite on a baked potato.  As you're mixing in the knob of butter just add a bit of Marmite at the same time, then the standard grated cheddar and beans.  Yummy.

Nice

[Neil]

its uk and dk legal too!

LoL, true but what's the betting you couldn't take it on a plane

[WhichDawg]

thx! now you've given me an idea for my new machine!

[J-sews]

thx! now you've given me an idea for my new machine!

Oh yah baby!! Great idea!

[J-sews]

For those who might not remember, WhichDawg makes some very special machines.....

I got to use my Farmer (saw) and OHT past couple of days on a new project.

we are making CNC Routers, the whole system, machine, electronics, software
and more (been at this for a couple of years now, my job/business) and we
got it to make 3D models, like this dinosaur (I'm sure you've seen them)

I used the SAKs to cut the pieces out 
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it's pretty cool watching it get cut out of a sheet of wood! it's over 2 feet high!
and my picture taking is getting better lol

here's our machine that cut it out (we made it all)
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ohh the fun I'm gonna have! now to make wooden sak scales!

[Neil]

thx! now you've given me an idea for my new machine!

Do you reckon you could do a wooden SAK or pliers MT?  That'd be fun    I have two small beta testers who could assist

[WhichDawg]

I don't see why not! looks pretty simple for the machine. what I planned on doing was SAK wood scales first, with "carvings" but that is something interesting and might be fun

[J-sews]

Do it! Do it! Do it!

[ryan1835]

yeah do it do it do it     

[Gareth]

I don't see why not! looks pretty simple for the machine. what I planned on doing was SAK wood scales first, with "carvings" but that is something interesting and might be fun

Any chance you'd be able to do toothpick and tweezers slots on these (when they happen)?

[Whoey]

imho, it's dead easy to file those slots in yourself

[Neil]

But even easier if done for you

[WhichDawg]

I don't see why not! looks pretty simple for the machine. what I planned on doing was SAK wood scales first, with "carvings" but that is something interesting and might be fun

Any chance you'd be able to do toothpick and tweezers slots on these (when they happen)?

yes! I was thinking that and would be quite easy to do, simple run on the backside (after a flip) I promise to show and keep you informed!

[Gareth]

I don't see why not! looks pretty simple for the machine. what I planned on doing was SAK wood scales first, with "carvings" but that is something interesting and might be fun

Any chance you'd be able to do toothpick and tweezers slots on these (when they happen)?

yes! I was thinking that and would be quite easy to do, simple run on the backside (after a flip) I promise to show and keep you informed!

Good man WD.