Colonial TL-29 Mod... The death of a screwdriver....

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Colonial TL-29 Mod... The death of a screwdriver....

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Had the pieces setting around for this build for a long time. I started with a electricians knife from Colonial.
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This is just like the one I started with except this one has stainless steel blades. So I went from this.
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To this!
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I laid the screwdriver to rest by converting it to a wharncliff and laying it in this coffin jack. I'm playing with the finish trying to get a distressed coffin look to it. The liners and bolsters are one piece and made from aluminum. Handle material is Camellia wood that I have darkened. Its normally a very pale color.
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It looks a little chunky from this view.
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But when compared to the colonial TL-29 its about the same thickness and little shorter.

Thanks for looking!
Randy
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Re: Colonial TL-29 Mod... The death of a screwdriver....

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Wow Randy!! Looks like a completely different knife. I think they might need to create a new category called "Knife Transformation"!!! Very nice work, and great pictures too!! Well done. ::nod::

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Re: Colonial TL-29 Mod... The death of a screwdriver....

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Thanks Mike!

Randy
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