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Thanks!
Well to tell the truth, the story was already ready in my head, so I had no choice with the sheath. I had to take this path
You know I'm sure I went to the pub where your gran's nipple is preserved in a bottle of tequila on a shelf behind the bar. No man has yet been brave enough to drink it. Apparently though any man who drinks 6 shots will be gifted the knowledge of how to win any game of chess in 3 moves but will never be able to get the taste of vics vapour rub out of his mouth ever again.
I like that pommel detail by the way
I like that pommel detail by the way
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Think I'll just hit "Like" on your post and congratulate you again on a fine knife. The lightning strike in the steel is, striking, one of your finest forge and etch.
Sheath, I'm with KenThis. It has a some steampunk appeal, but it's aluminium pop rivets. Is there such a thing as brass or copper pop rivets? Hammered or peened, bashed leather?
The lightning strike in the steel is, striking, one of your finest forge and etch. Sheath, I'm with KenThis. It has a some steampunk appeal, but it's aluminium pop rivets. Is there such a thing as brass or copper pop rivets? Hammered or peened, bashed leather?
What?? You of all people should understand, being a snapper yourselfLove of god hellize! granny and the chess board
Think I'll just hit "Like" on your post and congratulate you again on a fine knife.
Sheath, I'm with KenThis. It has a some steampunk appeal, but it's aluminium pop rivets. Is there such a thing as brass or copper pop rivets? Hammered or peened, bashed leather?
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Actually I had this blade laying around in the shop for quite a few months, not being able to figure out, what to do with it. I am happy that you like the result. I had only aluminium around, and I have no idea if they make the stuff in copper or bronze. I know that there is an all steel version of it, but popping that is extremely hard, probably would squish the leather in a nasty way
The stuff is only good if you rivet sheet metals together.I had some experiments with pure copper tubes, if you are careful those could be used instead, but bronze is just not soft enough.
And finally real copper rivets, I haven't even seen, ever. Now if I had some nice initial material, pure copper, I could probably make rivets from it, and it would most probably work, but unfortunately I only have 2.5 mm thick copper wire, which is too thin for these kind of things
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I had only aluminium around, and I have no idea if they make the stuff in copper or bronze. I know that there is an all steel version of it, but popping that is extremely hard, probably would squish the leather in a nasty way
I had some experiments with pure copper tubes, if you are careful those could be used instead, but bronze is just not soft enough.
And finally real copper rivets, I haven't even seen, ever. Now if I had some nice initial material, pure copper, I could probably make rivets from it, and it would most probably work, but unfortunately I only have 2.5 mm thick copper wire, which is too thin for these kind of things
If you want some copper ones, have a look on eBay uk and see if any suit. I can post them over for you.
That would be super. But I don't want to cause any more trouble to you. You already helped me enormously!
Thanks youThat would be super. But I don't want to cause any more trouble to you. You already helped me enormously!
No problem. Have a look, there are pop rivets, rivets for peening etc. Email me a link and I'll sort them out for you.
You are spoiling me, Sir!
Not really mate, you spoil us with your lovely knives and tall tales. The least I can do for all that appreciate such things is assist you.
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