BladedBonehead
Well-Known Member
I pulled out the old bucket and finished one of these in a long line from the past. I bought from surplus in 1996 several car door sized sections of carbon fiber from a 767 wing panel section for 50 cents a pound. I used it for various projects in 2005 through 2008 and then dropped the water jetted pieces that were left in a bucket in the back. I more than made my money on the panels even with paying for the water jetting. I set this material as a whole aside as I don't like working with it normally. This was pure fun I guess but a nasty mess resulted.
Flatish, slightly concave finish ground to 0.375" thick carbon fiber 12" blade finished to 600 wet/dry (duh)- 18" overall. Sharpened top swedge. Kydex 'no fastener' sheath. It is 2" from widest part of edge to back.
"Air Warrior" at 8.2oz. It is practical? No WAY! Fun? Definately.
Flatish, slightly concave finish ground to 0.375" thick carbon fiber 12" blade finished to 600 wet/dry (duh)- 18" overall. Sharpened top swedge. Kydex 'no fastener' sheath. It is 2" from widest part of edge to back.
"Air Warrior" at 8.2oz. It is practical? No WAY! Fun? Definately.