I make new notebooks when I fill one up. I decided to make this one to fit in the 5th pocket in my pants. I thought it was going to be too small but it's actually perfect. I filled it with graph paper. 10 squares per inch graph paper so it makes sense with this size
I make my own recycled notebooks from paper I process myself with a blender and mould and deckle. I’m trying to find a solution to creating either dotted or graph lines to add after the fact. Are there stamps that can be used with an ink pad that will be big enough? Any suggestions would be great
Compact with black g10 liners, acid etched and stone washed. White celluloid scales. Love this thing.
Finished my first mod of a Camper. Acid etched and stone washed using a drill/masonjar/rock setup. Black g10 liners. I appreciate all the help in assembling it. I finally understand the technique of getting the next layer ready then snapping the spring to lock the tools.
I’m having such difficult time reassembling my Sak. I pre peened the brass rods making sure to go extremely slow and checking their straightness as I went. I can’t seem to get the corkscrew small knife and large knife set with the spring. It’s a complete nightmare. I’ve watched Fit2Survive videos a million times and I don’t know what the hell im doing wrong. Anyone have any tips?
I have a Surge, Wave, Skeletool and Rebar. I’ve used and abused them all over the years. I always seem to come back to the Rebar. I don’t need the ability to quickly deploy a knife. I have a dedicated knife for that. The file is better than any of the files I’ve had on the surge or wave. (I know files vary, just my own experience) The plier head is my favorite. It’s very strong and I’ve beaten it and it still performs amazingly. The inline Phillips is SOLID. The bit kits can still be used by putting bits on the Phillips giving it more reach so I’m not losing anything. Having that strong Phillips is game changing. I probably use that the most