View Full Version : EV with modified blade


Osprey Guy
04-19-2002, 09:35 PM
Took quite a bit off the blade (with my Dremel!)
Found great-looking piece of Cocobolo (and some other beautiful woods as you can see)
Cut out for liner lock as well as a groove for easy access to thumbstud
These are great knives, great size, great action, really good "heft"
Hope you guys like what I did....
Dennis

For a change I'm having trouble with my photo-It's either an issue with Netscape or Macintosh...sorry.


a0.cpimg.com/image/7E/46/...8017A-.jpg (http://a0.cpimg.com/image/7E/46/9612670-6699-01F8017A-.jpg)

another view (trying to show off this blade's finish)

[a0.cpimg.com/image/90/25/...8017A-.jpg (http://a0.cpimg.com/image/90/25/9619600-5bf6-01F8017A-.jpg)]

SIGGI
04-20-2002, 08:08 AM
Dennis,

Very Nice Work! And I like you selection of wood!

Nice Photo, too!

With all that wood it looks like you might be making a few more knives, ehh?

Have Fun!

Bob Sigmon

Coop747
04-20-2002, 12:44 PM
####, Dennis!! :eek:

What a great knife. I really love your choice of wood, and you did a super job matching the scales and giving the scallop for the thumbstud. I'm going to steal some ideas from you!!!!!

That's a great blade shape, and it must have taken a while with only a Dremel! You done good!!! That's a pretty glossy finish you have on your blade, too. Lot's of work is being shown.

Thanks for the post! Just as I was going to post a note asking for EV4N's I get two in a week!!!

Dennis, you are HOOKED!!! I'm getting revved up for my next one!

Coop

(.....and your daughter's knife is upcoming, I hope??!!)

Osprey Guy
04-20-2002, 03:32 PM
Coop-
Thanks for the kind words. I worked my butt off on grinding it down into the shape I had in mind, but redesigning that blade was easily the most satisfying aspect of working these kits since I started.

No photo can tell how great this knife looks and feels to me in person. I'm friendly with the guys at three of the many regional Cheasapeake Knife & Tool stores (yeah we're well represented with knives around here in the Baltimore/DC area). They've been impressed with my earlier kits but Blown Away by this one. Just wait'll they see the kits coming in June!!!

Re: My daughter's knife- what can I say, she's a busy teenager..."Daddy it's coming, it's coming" (it really is almost done and so far she's doing a great job).

Dennis

CKDadmin
04-21-2002, 11:01 AM
Dennis ... that's a #### good piece of work!

Send me a full size photo to aw@atlantavirtual.com when you can. We need that for the kk gallery!

Well done brother!

Alex