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[firiki]

That dangler is useful

I want a positive fastener on my sheath to keep the knife in place if I'm going to carry a fixed blade on my belt though.

[firiki]

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[ducttapetech]

The dangler idea works great. Very secure.

[styx]

Cool. I didn't know it had a name. My design is kinda rough, but the only tool required is a knife. It should last me until suspenders make a comeback. 

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i thought they were already back

[ducttapetech]

I never knew they went out.

[Zed]

zed - the man with the solutions to the problems that we don't even know exist

   I just don't see the original plastic belt loop lasting 

[Zed]

Sanded the handle on one of my #1 and dyed it 

[ducttapetech]

Sweet! That looks good.

[Zed]

Sweet! That looks good.

Thanks mate 

[styx]

Sanded the handle on one of my #1 and dyed it 

that looks amazing

[Zed]

Sanded the handle on one of my #1 and dyed it 

that looks amazing

Thanks styx 

[SAK Guy]

Sanded the handle on one of my #1 and dyed it 

 

[Sparky415]

Thanks   

Made a button from a 4mm copper leather rivet and washer (on top of the steel at the back of the picture) with a piece of old leather belt 



That works but its a bit of a tight fit


(The white thing in my hand is a belt covered with baking paper)


To be honest copper is a bit soft for this project and the edges are a little sharp 
Would be nice little job for someone to make on a lathe   

 

[Grathr]

Thanks   

Made a button from a 4mm copper leather rivet and washer (on top of the steel at the back of the picture) with a piece of old leather belt 



That works but its a bit of a tight fit


(The white thing in my hand is a belt covered with baking paper)


To be honest copper is a bit soft for this project and the edges are a little sharp 
Would be nice little job for someone to make on a lathe   

 

Nice

[SAK Guy]

Thanks   

Made a button from a 4mm copper leather rivet and washer (on top of the steel at the back of the picture) with a piece of old leather belt 



That works but its a bit of a tight fit


(The white thing in my hand is a belt covered with baking paper)


To be honest copper is a bit soft for this project and the edges are a little sharp 
Would be nice little job for someone to make on a lathe   

 

Nice

+100!!!!  Very cool!

[Poncho65]

Thanks   

Made a button from a 4mm copper leather rivet and washer (on top of the steel at the back of the picture) with a piece of old leather belt 



That works but its a bit of a tight fit


(The white thing in my hand is a belt covered with baking paper)


To be honest copper is a bit soft for this project and the edges are a little sharp 
Would be nice little job for someone to make on a lathe   

 

Nice

+100!!!!  Very cool!

I agree That is awesome

[Zed]

Love it 

[SteveC]

 

[Grathr]

A local webshop finally got the Eldris in stock at a decent price. So now Im waiting by the mailbox for it to arrive

[styx]

that's evil. also congrats

[Grathr]

I didnt have to wait long. Look what just arrived at the post office

[Gareth]

Very nice mate.  I'm very interested to hear what you think of it. 

[SAK Guy]

Very nice mate.  I'm very interested to hear what you think of it. 

+100  Congrats and me too!!! 

[Grathr]

I have been playing with it all day and I like it a lot.
Its very comfortable to use and fits nicely in a jacket pocket. The handle is dual density. Softer outer layer, hard center (the area with the squares is hard)
The blade is small, but since its a fixed blade you can use every inch of it as hard as you like. Wich you have to, when taking down a sapling like in the pic below. It was hard work, half cutting and half prying it into submission.

The sheath really could use a belt loop or something for when you are not wearing a jacket though. I have an idea for a carbiner mount for it that I will try to make this evening.
Also I tried using it for breaking down some cartboard boxes. It worked, but not as well as my spydies or benchmade . The scandi grind really isnt the best for that kind of work.

[styx]

nice work with that little knife

[eamo]

I have been playing with it all day and I like it a lot.
Its very comfortable to use and fits nicely in a jacket pocket. The handle is dual density. Softer outer layer, hard center (the area with the squares is hard)
The blade is small, but since its a fixed blade you can use every inch of it as hard as you like. Wich you have to, when taking down a sapling like in the pic below. It was hard work, half cutting and half prying it into submission.

The sheath really could use a belt loop or something for when you are not wearing a jacket though. I have an idea for a carbiner mount for it that I will try to make this evening.
Also I tried using it for breaking down some cartboard boxes. It worked, but not as well as my spydies or benchmade . The scandi grind really isnt the best for that kind of work.

congrats Grathr, well wear

[Gareth]

It's probably a little too pricy for me to just pick it up on a whim, not when I don't use half the fixed blade knives I already own, but if I saw it on a deal then I think I'd be very tempted.  Cheers for the thoughts and pics mate.

[styx]

and if the handle breaks you got an arrowhead at the ready

[Gareth]

and if the handle breaks you got an arrowhead at the ready

I've heard of crazier ideas.

[SAK Guy]

I have been playing with it all day and I like it a lot.
Its very comfortable to use and fits nicely in a jacket pocket. The handle is dual density. Softer outer layer, hard center (the area with the squares is hard)
The blade is small, but since its a fixed blade you can use every inch of it as hard as you like. Wich you have to, when taking down a sapling like in the pic below. It was hard work, half cutting and half prying it into submission.

The sheath really could use a belt loop or something for when you are not wearing a jacket though. I have an idea for a carbiner mount for it that I will try to make this evening.
Also I tried using it for breaking down some cartboard boxes. It worked, but not as well as my spydies or benchmade . The scandi grind really isnt the best for that kind of work.

Awesome!!!  Saw this on another site....fits here.

Not my pic...