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@ivannolia5458 The Luzon is just plain fun and it really does make a nice letter opener 😁

@alessiotraverso9201 Somehow your comment double posted. I answered the other one.

@alessiotraverso9201 Those are all great choices! It is hard to go wrong with Cold Steel. They may not have the latest and fastest lock, but more importantly they have a very strong lock, which is important in a working knife.

@@LastChanceKnives Absolutely agree cold steel is a sturdy knife with a granite block. Reliable, safe and cuts like a charm. Since Lynn Thompson has been gone there has been a drop in quality I hate to say but that's how it is. I'm Italian I hope I answered correctly

@@singingtoad The Recon 1 in any version is such a great knife! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

@pretztel1551 I love a good tanto! Lynn would want to see one with serrations, though! I don't like serrations for an edc knife that is going to be used for work.

@@davidkurle5418 I do love my Cold Steel Knives! I've been buying them for at least 30 years now!

@@gvines You didn't watch until the end!

@@jeffjackson5331 Thanks! I hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

@ you’re welcome! We are going to give our best, thanks

@Tardisius You have to get an Espada then. Of The two the large is more practical than the XL. Did I say practical? LOL 🤣

@@halcooper6059 I like the large Espada and the Voyager XL a lot. They both hit the sweet spot for a large knife that still is excellent for edc and that disappears in the pocket.

@thebodybeatdownDiTi They are similar but different and every one is a keeper!

@jerseyknifeguy6382 Break em out! Let's see those CS Knives! Have a great Thanksgiving! I feel the same way, those large ones just disappear in the pocket and are easy to cary.

@@MacBeanScottishFitness Thanks! Cold Steel makes a great knife for a great price. Many of them I have had for years.

Knives that I have worked on end up getting carried a lot more than ones I haven't. It's funny how that works. I do love the scallops. They look better, but more importantly now have a good grip. Have a Great Thanksgiving!

Thanks! I am really happy with how they turned out, much nicer than plain smooth delrin.

@peterfreidel7721 Take a look at this video. In it I tighten the blades and sand/polish the bolsters. ua-cam.com/video/eUXy8HMk9o8/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

Thanks, I did get some of the side to side play out with a padded vise​@@LastChanceKnives

@@peterfreidel7721 I am glad that the simple fix worked! Since the pins were not peened the wobble may return over time. The Old Timer in the video was really loose and way passed squeezing in a vice. For some reason I pictured you were dealing with one that was pretty bad. If it gets loose again the best thing to do is peen the pins so that it holds the bolsters together. You may be lucky and never have to touch it again, which would be great!

@@J.O.VenturesOutdoors I like the smaller scallops on the small knives and the bigger scallops on the larger one. It's best when they match the size of the knife.

@ also I sent you an email about this project.

@@waynemiracle8928 Will you post a video of the finished knife? I would live to see it. Practice on some scrap wood before working on the knife.

@ Thank you for the advice. I thought that would be the best thing to do is to practice on some wood. I certainly will if I can figure out how to post a video to you some way! Thanks for your encouragement and videos! Much appreciated!

Well by now you know that I can never leave anything alone! LOL

There is nothing special about that particular knife. It was dirt cheap off of ebay. With a little TLC it gets a second chance at life. These old high quality knives that can be found almost for free are fun to restore and use.

Thanks! It is fun to mod these knives!

Thanks! I have loved scallops ever since the first time I saw them many years ago.

I have now past the year and a half mark carrying mine every day. The leather that I use on the wallets is oil tanned. It will always be a little stiffer than veg tanned. I wanted the wallet to hold it's shape better than veg tan would allow.

@1Barsamian Nice try, it is a 1/4" ratchet and works perfectly with all the sockets. It's really funny how many people are negative about this tool kit video. On the other hand, there has been 50 times as much constructional criticism, which is something that I appreciate. It has made this kit even better!

@penitentialarts There are 5 spaces and they all have to be filled. Some I plements take up more than 1 space. For example the phillips driver takes up 2 spaces. The 1/4" bit holder takes 4 spaces. If all 5 spaces are not filled the implements will wobble. My tool came with some plastic spacers that could be used if you do not have enough implements to fill the tool up.

Thanks! I am very happy with the knife now!

I am glad it was useful.

Thanks!

The grip is much better. That is the main reason for adding the scallops, but it also looks better too!

@@JustineWiniker It was easier to sand in one direction to keep from hitting the bone covers. Don't fix blade centering the way I did it in this video. I figured out much better ways later on that only take a couple of minutes to do without loosening the pivot. I think this was my first try at centering a blade.

Thanks! Well, I have never done brain surgery 🤯🧠🤯care to volunteer???

@LastChanceKnives I love you man and if you had the knowledge I would trust you but for right now let's just skip that part 😂

Thanks! I am much happier with the knife now. Yellow delrin is a little plain. Some texture makes a big difference!

@Alabama-Knife-and-Tool Thanks! I think scallops are what make make yellow delrin! It's still a great high viz working knife but with better looks and grip.

@ I agree. You’ve inspired me to try this a some point.

@@Alabama-Knife-and-Tool It is not hard. Test it out on scrap wood until you get the feel of things.

@J.O.VenturesOutdoors Do you want the knife scalloped? I would be happy to do it for you! I really like scalloped yellow delrin!

@ 😀 Really? I was thinking of asking you but didn’t want to impose…thanks! I’ll email you..

@J.O.VenturesOutdoors Next Saturday I'll show the 3 that I have done so far. The other ones are 3 7/8" Stockman with a smaller scallop pattern, since they are smaller knives. You will be able to get a look at them side by side to see what you like better.

@ great 👍

@@Daveggay Thanks! There are a few new blades coming out this month that I want to get. I'll probably order a few blanks at the same time. I am not sure yet what to make out of a blank, but I am sure something will come to mind. There are a few more Leatherman mods that will be coming in a few weeks.

@jerseyknifeguy6382 Every time you say that I get the image of Mr. Roger's in my head! Do you remember him? "Won't you be my neighbor?" 🤣😂🤣 With just a little TLC and these RR's can be fantastic knives!

@diverdave2179 Practice on a piece of scrap wood until you get the pattern right. Then go ahead and scallop the knife. I would love to see the finished product!

@thebodybeatdownDiTi Even though this was only a $12 knife I have made mods on knives that are a couple hundred. Those ones are a little more scarry!

@@RadioGeekBlades I have done a few of these now. Maybe I'll make a video showing scalloped knives.

@@LastChanceKnives That would be very cool to see.

@magbertrafuna3714 Thanks! You can take the time to carefully draw out a pattern, but that's not how I like to do it. Alterations have to be made on the fly to deal with things like the shield and the angled bolsters.

Hello there. Hope you feel a little better tonight.

@thebodybeatdownDiTi just a bit. This one is a ^$^#>

@MacBeanScottishFitness Sometimes these cheap ones along with a little work can make the best knives!

@ringaleavo Thanks! With just a little work these RR's can be quite nice!

@@LastChanceKnives Yea, I'm a fan too

@jphillips2471 Replacing the serated blade with a saw is a great idea. I have been thinking about this today. What came to mind is starting with a Sawzall blade and grinding it to the proper shape. The right jigsaw blade may also work. I am going to do a fix on the scissors. I think that they can be made a lot better by tightening them up and a little sharpening. I don't like the hole that is in the awl either. To me it feels like a weak spot. You can take a long shank 1/4" bit and grind an awl on it. The tool can be used a a handle. I have made an awl and a chisel out of leatherman flat bits. The chisel still gets carried with selection of most used bits in 1 sleeve. The sleeve and P4 fit nicely in a belt sheath.

@rasputinscastle Thanks! I am testing out a Knaffs Knife Roll right now and have everything over to it. After it is tested for a while there will be a review.

@tacocow5815 Wow! You are right about the price. I just checked. I bought my Tool Check Plus several years before covid and paid $35 for it. At that price it was a great deal, but at today's price I cannot recomend it. I am due to post a revised version as the kit has been "tuned " over time. I'll add an alternative option to the Tool Check.

You never know what you will find on my channel! I am not as focused on just one thing like a lot of people are.

I know just enough to be dangerous! LOL

I was glad to do it! Hopefully it helps someone or someone tells me a better way of doing something!

I actually have some bags like that, it is a good idea. I have added disposable gloves in the kit since I need them for working with theater type lighting.