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murphjd25 wrote: ↑

Mon Jan 14, 2019 8:39 pm

Black hardware on the new Gen 6!

Nice touch, I like it!

Ken

Thanks Ken!

That looks great. I'll be doing the same eventually.

I changed mine up too. I'ts great that you can personalize the look, and feel of the knife.

New out of the box.



After personalization.



Ken

TALON52 wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 15, 2019 5:42 pm

I changed mine up too. I'ts great that you can personalize the look, and feel of the knife.

New out of the box.



After personalization.



Ken

NIIIIICE!!!

Can I get your guys opinion on this? Working finish hardware front, copper on back with bronze clip. I have a blue scale coming that’s going on my Gen 6 and I’m putting the orange scale on this guy.

I also put PB washers in this guy last night and polished them a bit on a UF rod. It is almost as good a flipper as my Gen 6 now, it’s night and day better from Teflon washers.

Oops

Looks fantastic Josh.
Cant wait to see what the Orange scale does for her.
Nice that ya got the action better too.

I honestly own only one single quality folder that is not a Spyderco: Benchmade Mini Griptillian. Carry it two or three times a year maybe.

Been trying this guy out instead of a regular folder + MT lately. Pretty happy with it, even if the screwdriver configuration is garbage IMO.

It's shocking how many multitools miss the mark when it comes to useful screwdrivers.

abbazaba wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 17, 2019 10:15 am

It's shocking how many multitools miss the mark when it comes to useful screwdrivers.

Yeah the eyeglass screwdriver thing is a complete waste for me.

The larger bit drivers has useful sized bits, but it forces me to carry around extra bits to get the same selection of drivers as the Rebar, that weighs 2oz less than a wave before adding any extra bits to my EDC. Plus I'm not going to EDC some screwdriver bits if I'm carrying the Wave clipped as opposed to using a sheath. On top of all that the bit driver bits have weaker steel and less reach than the drivers on my Rebar.

I do really like the clip, one handed blades, diamond coated file, and the way they jimped the spine of the SE blade so you can tell which blade you're opening by feel. But man the selection of interal tools on the Wave is so bad. No Awl, the two big flat heads are way too close in size, and I hate how you have to open the scissors up all the way to close them.

Every multitool ends up being a compromise in some way. Might have to look into modding my Wave down the road. At the very least I plan to grind the precision flat head bit into a needle point to get some awl-like functionality, but I'd like to swap a new tool in its place.

toting the Wave too

Rassenti Druid again.

Liquid Cobra wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 18, 2019 4:50 pm

Rassenti Druid again.

Great looking Rassenti! I'd like one in my collection.

abbazaba wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 3:44 pm

Beautiful!!! :D :D

Btw, think I'll get one of Rick's new fixed blades in 3v. They look about perfect to honest.

This is stealing time from the Bugout with Rouge Blade Works carbon scales! Sweet little knife..

James

MacLaren wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 7:58 pm

abbazaba wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 19, 2019 3:44 pm

Beautiful!!! :D :D

Btw, think I'll get one of Rick's new fixed blades in 3v. They look about perfect to honest.

That is an awesome knife. Wish I had the income of a some of you guys to buy these knives guilt free!

Lazy Sunday SAK ranger