Really liking that 58mm lazar. Curious, why the Ladybug over the Honeybee?
He said that he didn't want to use something made in China, which must make everyday life challenging Sent from my SAK using Tapatalk
The Ladybug blade is also just plain better, it's made with vg10, while the Honeybee is made from 3cr13. Japanese blade vs Chinese blade...seems like an easy choice, not very challenging at all.
No, that makes sense. In your separate thread you didn't mention the steel though, you just said it was because it was Chinese."Most of what I've seen people do, is use a Honeybee blade, but they are made in China and I didn't want a chinese blade."Sent from my SAK using Tapatalk
It never occurred to me to even consider the metallurgy of the blade. Learn something new every day.Question, does anyone use the small blade from the 91mm in the 58mm instead of going with a Honeybee or a Ladybug? It looks like it would fit.
Right off the bat, I would say that the shank on any 91mm is too deep to fit in a 58mm frame. A quick and dirty measure of a Spartan I have close is 12.4mm. A classic frame runs only about 14mm. No way to get a blade and spring in there without thinning things down radically. Wouldn't be much left once you finished that. Best wishes. G
Awesome mods - I've neglected this thread for too long.Pic below: Blue Pliers Battle...
Nothing too ground breaking. I took my old Pioneer and a previous mod and added a bail. Electrician X. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
I'm really liking those darkened tools with the black scales. How did you darken them?
My other Spydernox Mini Champ build with an older Spyderco Ladybug blade. 7 layers, regular Vic blade, serrated a Vic blade too, wood saw made from a nail file. Modified the scale to accept shortened tweezer and toothpick.