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absolutly loving the urban g-10 version i made. my number one edc since quite few month. and the patina is much more beautiful by now... i will send you some recent pics later, if interested? http://utor.de/werkstatt/img/members/2/Kuechen-91_20180203-1414.jpeg http://utor.de/werkstatt/img/members/2/...

Just a thought: I don't own a UKPK, but it appears they are linerless, similar to the Squeak/Pingo. If this is true, I would think making some custom G-10 or Micarta scales would be fairly easy to do... Any chance you could post a picture of a UKPK disassembled? http://utor.de/werkstatt/img/members...

I can relate Evil D. the clips on just about every flashlight I own are sub standard quality compared to what you typically find on knives. Even cheaper knives. Sorry for the OT but malkoff makes very solid clips with their flashlight, i had the same problem for years and i am very happy with my md...

perfect portable apple peeler edc. :D
would love a lightweight version of this one.

thanks jazz! its a piece of plexiglas rod to fix the lock-bar in the handle. the original scales have two molded stands on the inside, which are too difficult to reproduce in the flat slabs of g-10 that i had available. i also like the individual detail it adds to the plain black scales. polished g-...

g-10 instead of uglyfrn. clipless. user. dirty. :D

Caly 3 and stretch for me, thank you... both in frn versions (most bang for the buck) and/or (as long as wishes are horses) in old school polished black paper micarta. Yet another option: black paper micarta with tasteful reverse scrimshaw. hmmm, caly in this steel with black micarta scales sounds ...

:D and my edc for the last few weeks...

GoldenSpydie wrote:Delica 4 FRN?

yep, as i said, thats an easy one.


so you are next GoldenSpydie. :)

yeah nice carbon handle - beautiful work! did you manage to attach the clip on the other side, and if yes - how did you drill the slots?

oops, never expected to win. :eek: so i had to take photo out of my very limited amount of spydercos, hmm. i guess that one is much too easy for you folks. but at least it is a well used knife. :rolleyes:



the slogan fits as well for this spydie, i think.

caly micarta with stripped clip, maybe? only one i could find which has this clip variant and linered scales... but i mrblonde doesnt know, how could i know... :D

hey lieferung, not i am absolutly not professional in doing scales, just starting to learn and tryout a bit. But you do not need a lot of tools or knowledge i think. Some nice wood, expoxy, a belt-grinder and some elbow grease should be enuff for the beginning. and its fun :D http://www.utor.de/urba...

yeah i know ted`s mods, and they were also very inspiring. even if i prefer more defined contours and not the uberergonomic look of the very rounded scales he (mainly) makes. i put a few more pictures in the "show your mods"-thread now.

i modded a urban with this wood scales. because the wood turned out to be too fragile (or me not working precise enough) to support the axis - see crack in on scale - i decided add steel lines, which added to the weight of the knive, but in my point of view also to its classy appearance. :D looking ...

that are very beautiful slipits in wood, i wanted to have one as well for a long time - but had the idea it should be possible to make my very own. i think the urban is easier to mod then the ukpk. no extra pieces are needed there. i just finished this mod and i will post some more pics in the "...

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very beautiful, what kind of tools did you use for this?

inspired by all the beatiful scales, i tried myself.

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