Very nice. But then again, I’m biased. What spring did you use for the openers, and have you done anything to the bottle opener end of it?
Can’t go wrong with that SAK, it looks. Does it have a name? Any future mod plans?
Quote from: Pablo O'Brien on March 11, 2018, 05:25:12 PM Can’t go wrong with that SAK, it looks. Does it have a name? Any future mod plans?It is made for the occasion of drinking beer and barbecuing in the park or when going to festivals etc when a blade is not really suitable. The scissors can still open up food packages.. Beer and barbecue so it is my B&B SAK and the full opening layer for all cans and bottles I come across.No other mods so far. I'm quite happy with this one for "drunk" times and my expedition for pretty much all other days. The kids really like the magnifying glas and saw on that one and wants some of their own.But I'm thinking of making a couple more blade less for the kids and let them use their fixed blade knife for a couple of more years before getting a proper SAK[It's not failure if you learn something from it]
Sounds like a good plan. I was also thinking of extra bladeless SAKs, in this case for my younger siblings.
Here's my modded Compact. I swapped the corkscrew for an old-school square Phillips driver.
Quote from: TennTexan on March 14, 2018, 07:59:13 PMHere's my modded Compact. I swapped the corkscrew for an old-school square Phillips driver.Pretty much the perfect sak!JR
Lovely job Samek How do you get your pins peened so well?
That’s an awesome mod... In total, how many SAKs where sacrificed for this?
QuoteThat’s an awesome mod... In total, how many SAKs where sacrificed for this?I have boxes with many parts left from other modificationsI, so I really dont know exactly.So, let's see:1. Bugnard scales2. Elinox Blades3. 08 Soldier blade and awl4. Solo spring for scissors5. Everything else could (in theory) be from one knife.
Some small improvements I have done to my explorerWhen I just got the explorer, it is always too slippery for my hand. So I used soldering iron to make some scare on the scales.A pruner style blade was reshape frome the small blade.One day I notice the philip drive on the can opener is almost the same size as the long philip driver, so I grind it down to fit a smaller philips.I use the pin alot and always think the pin is so small and umcomfortable to hold. So I make one from those sewing kit and bend the back.
Quote from: xnonox on April 02, 2018, 03:26:53 AMSome small improvements I have done to my explorerWhen I just got the explorer, it is always too slippery for my hand. So I used soldering iron to make some scare on the scales.A pruner style blade was reshape frome the small blade.One day I notice the philip drive on the can opener is almost the same size as the long philip driver, so I grind it down to fit a smaller philips.I use the pin alot and always think the pin is so small and umcomfortable to hold. So I make one from those sewing kit and bend the back.What is that grey stuff that is in the corkscrew?Sent from my SM-G955F using Tapatalk
My bladeless B&B SAK got some new clothes (Image removed from quote.)[It's not failure if you learn something from it]
Quote from: kottskrapa on May 05, 2018, 08:33:03 PMMy bladeless B&B SAK got some new clothes (Image removed from quote.)[It's not failure if you learn something from it]Lots of forest in Sweden.... don’t lose it.
Well this is awkward...I had finally decided to buy some pivots and screws from Alpha Knife Supply, but due to the whole GDPR deal, EU residents, without a previous account in the site, are banned...Anyone from that side of the pond would be willing to make a purchase for me? Please contact me by PM.(Image removed from quote.)Sent from my Mi A1 using Tapatalk
What's the thickness of the magnifying glass layer? The idea is to incorporate it in an Alox SAK, therefore, I need to find out which backspring I need to use to make this happen.
Quote from: FInixNOver on June 14, 2018, 05:32:31 PMWhat's the thickness of the magnifying glass layer? The idea is to incorporate it in an Alox SAK, therefore, I need to find out which backspring I need to use to make this happen.It's the same thickness as a Pioneer blade layer, whatever that is.