My New EDC
- agteacher2
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My New EDC
It's an M. Klein and Sons, Chicago, Made in USA
Started as a rope knife with cheap plastic handles. Now its a wharnclif with homemade jeancarta.
Feels good in the hand and snaps dangerously good!!
Started as a rope knife with cheap plastic handles. Now its a wharnclif with homemade jeancarta.
Feels good in the hand and snaps dangerously good!!
- muskrat man
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Re: My New EDC
very nice, good and simple, the way an edc should be 
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Re: My New EDC
these type of edc's are my favorite. I particularly like the single blade versions in that size. and they are my favorite to restore too...
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- agteacher2
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Re: My New EDC
I think I payed $5.00 for it. The bail keeps getting in my way closing it, but it makes it more unique
Besides I already drilled the holes.
Jeff
Jeff
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Re: My New EDC
Jeff,
If you want a tighter bail, put it on like the TL-29 bails.
The bail has a hole in the end of each side and the pin is through the knife & kept on with a head spun on each end of the pin.
It is easier to tighten that system up and keep the bail from flopping in your way.
Nice work BTW.
This was one of the first knives I ever customized.
Dale
If you want a tighter bail, put it on like the TL-29 bails.
The bail has a hole in the end of each side and the pin is through the knife & kept on with a head spun on each end of the pin.
It is easier to tighten that system up and keep the bail from flopping in your way.
Nice work BTW.
This was one of the first knives I ever customized.
Dale
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- agteacher2
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Re: My New EDC
That's a good idea!!
Only problem is that where the hole is on this little dude I'm afraid the blade will hit it.
And I just took a bail off of a TL-29 yesterday.
Thanks,
Jeff
Only problem is that where the hole is on this little dude I'm afraid the blade will hit it.
And I just took a bail off of a TL-29 yesterday.
Thanks,
Jeff
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Re: My New EDC
You may have to move the bail back to the rear pin & put it on there.
Dale
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