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keithlong
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Are you up for the task?

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I have a couple of kutmaster electricians knives. I want somone to experiment with them for me. What i want is someone to take em apart and take the screwdriver blade out and reprofile the main blade into a warnie blade for carving. They are just the right lenght for my hand and I love to whittle and carve with warnie blades. So i was just thinking that they would make good carving knives. So if you want a challenge, let me know.
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Re: Are you up for the task?

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Something along the lines of this without the fancy work & split scales?

This is one of my shop knives.
This was a three blade M. Klein.
I took out the screwdriver & started experimenting.
The Wharnie is a modified hawkbill blade, but you get the idea.

Sounds like you just want a simple screwdriver & a reprofile of the spear blade.
Pretty quick & easy. My email is in my signature line. Shoot me an email or PM if you
are interested in having me do them.

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Re: Are you up for the task?

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Are you asking about the TL-29 that started out as a Signal Corps knife? If so, I've done several mods you might find interesting. You can pick up beaters on ebay or at a garage sale for next to nothing.
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