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  • rainman229
    Once a God now a peasant
    • Oct 2020
    • 60
    • Deltona, Florida

    #16
    Originally posted by Brandon
    ever think of making them out of cut leather instead of wood?? Laminate them together, would be like the USMC Kabar handle.
    That would be cool.

    I did find a fix to wood. Just need to refine the assembly of them, but they do look awesome. Pictures up soon.

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    • rainman229
      Once a God now a peasant
      • Oct 2020
      • 60
      • Deltona, Florida

      #17
      new setup. 8mm wood sections glued together 11 stacks glued together. S Click image for larger version

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    • Brimstone
      Newbie
      • Jul 2020
      • 9
      • Chandler AZ

      #18
      You know the Rasta phantom is still in my possession. Just need a new set of grips…🤣🤣

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      • rainman229
        Once a God now a peasant
        • Oct 2020
        • 60
        • Deltona, Florida

        #19
        Left the prototype. Right, what I end with. Theirs 2 .05 stainless rods that run clean thru near the edge used to a line the pieces and add support to plate cover edge.





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        • rainman229
          Once a God now a peasant
          • Oct 2020
          • 60
          • Deltona, Florida

          #20
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          • rainman229
            Once a God now a peasant
            • Oct 2020
            • 60
            • Deltona, Florida

            #21
            Originally posted by Brimstone
            You know the Rasta phantom is still in my possession. Just need a new set of grips…🤣🤣
            All ways needing something

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            • rainman229
              Once a God now a peasant
              • Oct 2020
              • 60
              • Deltona, Florida

              #22
              Final pictures. These will be up for sale Click image for larger version

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              • rainman229
                Once a God now a peasant
                • Oct 2020
                • 60
                • Deltona, Florida

                #23
                Someone say wood grips

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                • rainman229
                  Once a God now a peasant
                  • Oct 2020
                  • 60
                  • Deltona, Florida

                  #24
                  eye candy Click image for larger version

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                  • SignOfZeta
                    Space Commie
                    • Jul 2020
                    • 930
                    • Ann Arbor

                    #25
                    Man…this is all nice stuff.

                    Are you familiar with the way skateboard decks are dyed in layers before lamination thus creating interesting patterns when machined? It’s an extremely cool trick. Perhaps some version of it could be applied here.


                    Last edited by SignOfZeta; 02-21-2025, 09:55 PM.

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                    • rainman229
                      Once a God now a peasant
                      • Oct 2020
                      • 60
                      • Deltona, Florida

                      #26
                      Originally posted by SignOfZeta
                      Man…this is all nice stuff.

                      Are you familiar with the way skateboard decks are dyed in layers before lamination thus creating interesting patterns when machined? It’s an extremely cool trick. Perhaps some version of it could be applied here.

                      Yes, I have.
                      Just don't think it would be worth the cost. But would defiantly be worth the cool factor

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