pictures ? and how many fingers have you got left John ?
Quote from: Taxi Dad on February 11, 2013, 05:52:38 PMpictures ? and how many fingers have you got left John ? More than I expected Michael!Pix coming soon...
I did some painting today. (Image removed from quote.)
Double-Recruit with Plain, Serrated and Small Blades, Nail-file, Openers (including 90o stop Caplifter and Scissors.(Image removed from quote.)Incomplete... still tuning the fit of the scissors layer.
(Image removed from quote.)I'm pretty happy with the order of the tool layers, having the scissors between the two blades means that all the nail nicks are accessible. Even the nail-file which falls in line with the joint of the scissors and once they (scissors) are fine tuned they will sit a little lower too. i think trialed built it like that once.
some kind of crazy mutant...(Image removed from quote.)Vic91mm frame, Wenger main and small blades, Wenger Nail-file, Vic Combo tool. Backside Phillips and Awl.
is the small blade nailnick a little low?
Presenting my new LightCyber!(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Is this the ultimate urban SAK?
That´s about what i plan for my Cybertool, but i want to add the metal file.Why did you choose the blunt tip knife, does it have a specific use or did you just happen to have it?
I've been kicking around the idea of a city friendly SAK for ages.I'd initially planned to either do a Cyber Yeoman,or a butter knifed Yeoman.I then realised that 2SAKs are better than one.The LiteCyber has the most used components from the CT39,and covers most uses,but stays realitively slim.Plus,in Londons ever growing knife paranoia,the butter knife is more sheeple friendly.The Yeoman comes next.I had thought about the metal file,but while I really like it,I've never really used one!
Nice work John