Knifeless SAKs And Happy Kids

[VICMAN]

Three saks, all made out of other pre loved sak parts.

Nice work! I think it is great that you made those for the kids. It will provide a lot of good memories for them as they use them.

[cali-SAK-attack]

VERY COOL , Zoid-ster 


Here are a few pics of my "Lil Dude" drivin' the Jeep & eatin a cookie with his Blade-Less Tink n' Keys this Easter Weekend   

[zoidberg]

I don't know about the others but I sure like to hear about why mods like this occur. 

In any case these are terrific.  Id also add these would be great for grown up kids as well 

Okay, if I can find some quiet time later I'll try and explain the madness.   

[zoidberg]

One word: awesome!

Thanks mate.   

[zoidberg]

Nice work!

 

[zoidberg]

Great work Zoid Love that they have a bladeless version that they can carry in more places without worry

Great pics and showing if the process as well

Thanks Poncho.   
Their other SAKs are quite sharp and that generally means I have to supervise when their friends are around.
Hopefully these SAKs will allow my kids to do the supervising.

[zoidberg]

Great work Zoid Love that they have a bladeless version that they can carry in more places without worry

Great pics and showing if the process as well

Agreed!   

Thanks FB.   

[zoidberg]

Three saks, all made out of other pre loved sak parts.

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Nice work! I think it is great that you made those for the kids. It will provide a lot of good memories for them as they use them.

Thanks mate.   

[zoidberg]

VERY COOL , Zoid-ster 


Here are a few pics of my "Lil Dude" drivin' the Jeep & eatin a cookie with his Blade-Less Tink n' Keys this Easter Weekend   

Thanks cali.      This is the money pic.      

[Mactire404]

Haha, lovely pics. That's one happy kid Zoidberg!

I guess that's how we all look when we get a new SAK. I know I do.

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This is an excellent way to hold the pin when peening. I have a large vice, but holding something round like a brass pin has always a risk of flattening or slipping.
The drill head is an excellent solution to this problem. I'm off scavenging an old drill now!

[zoidberg]

Haha, lovely pics. That's one happy kid Zoidberg!

I guess that's how we all look when we get a new SAK. I know I do.

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This is an excellent way to hold the pin when peening. I have a large vice, but holding something round like a brass pin has always a risk of flattening or slipping.
The drill head is an excellent solution to this problem. I'm off scavenging an old drill now!

Yeah the happy kid is cali's grandson.   
The drill thing I picked up here.
You can actually hammer drill it against a vice.
Although I tend to spin it at a medium speed while tapping lightly.
One bonus to spinning the pin is it's easy to see if it's staying straight.

[VICMAN]

VERY COOL , Zoid-ster 


Here are a few pics of my "Lil Dude" drivin' the Jeep & eatin a cookie with his Blade-Less Tink n' Keys this Easter Weekend   

Great pictures Cali!   

[Mactire404]

Yeah the happy kid is cali's grandson.   
The drill thing I picked up here.
You can actually hammer drill it against a vice.
Although I tend to spin it at a medium speed while tapping lightly.
One bonus to spinning the pin is it's easy to see if it's staying straight.

Great tips!

[cali-SAK-attack]

 


Blade-Less & Chocolate chip today.............................   

[zoidberg]

Awesome pics cali.      

[VICMAN]

Blade-Less & Chocolate chip today.............................   

You can't beat a SAK and a chocolate chip cookie! What more could a young guy want?

[cali-SAK-attack]

  THANKS Guys

VIC  - Sooooo true 

[SteveC]

Nice job Zman !!!   You are a great dad 

[zoidberg]

Nice job Zman !!!   You are a great dad 

Thanks mate.