A SAK modified to be knifeless to suit someone's work needs.
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They made a knifeless SAK in yellow a few years ago. Working on the principle that you should be carrying a decent folder anyway, I was much moved to buy one. Didn't but still rather wish I had.
How did you make the groove for the tang and center the pin buddy?...my next project may be a wooden handle on an old hidden tang blade
Cold Steel Trailmaster rehandled in Horse Chestnut Burl, Buffalo horn, brass and a mosaic pin.
That looks easier than trying to drill or burn into one solid block...thanks
Mainly Moras.... just a few of the ones I have played with 
Lovely, did you make the sheaths yourself?Mainly Moras.... just a few of the ones I have played with
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One of our scouts dis this 11 years ago
Broken Mora handle and reground blade by Alf Branch, on Flickr
So it got ground to this
Reground blade by Alf Branch, on Flickr
It was turned into this in the middle and is still going
Broken Mora rehandled by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Broken Mora handle sheath 4 by Alf Branch, on Flickr
Broken Mora handle and reground blade by Alf Branch, on FlickrSo it got ground to this
Reground blade by Alf Branch, on FlickrIt was turned into this in the middle and is still going
Broken Mora rehandled by Alf Branch, on FlickrBroken Mora handle sheath 4 by Alf Branch, on Flickr
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A SAK modified to be knifeless to suit someone's work needs.
Looks like the one I asked for someone to do after I was contacted by another Scout Leader
Some lovely work here - thanks to all for sharing. I now feel inspired to re-handle a broken Mora myself: just need the workshop to re-open after lockdown as I don't have the necessary tools at home.
Just remember these two things:
1. It's only a piece of steel.
2. You don't need a million dollar shop to do this.
I admit that I bought a big 6-speed grinder to save myself some time with the used farrier's knives. Two years ago? I have not broken the seal on the packing box. Sure as hell seemed to be a good idea at the time.
1. It's only a piece of steel.
2. You don't need a million dollar shop to do this.
I admit that I bought a big 6-speed grinder to save myself some time with the used farrier's knives. Two years ago? I have not broken the seal on the packing box. Sure as hell seemed to be a good idea at the time.
Hi, been thinking of doing this myself, how do you go about reprofiling an edge? Ideally I want to reprofile a few of my scandi grind knives so that they are consistent along the whole bkade length.
I got a guided sharpener, just a cheap chinese copy of the Edge Pro but it makes the angle consistent. I went for manual over electric because I was scared of grinding away too much metal but it is a bit slow going, especially on certain steels.
Here's my Condor Mayflower I did. The original angle was 20° or maybe 22° which barely bit into anything so I took it down to 15° each side and it's a very handy tool now.
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