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[GeofS]

Classic photo:

Fixed.

I really like that fierce modded 2.

 

[The Warrior]

Fixed.

I really like that fierce modded 2.

Unfortunately, it never got used after the mod.

 

[GeofS]

Wait a second, you’re supposed to needle me for not using my knives; not the other way around. The end is nigh! Lol

 

[The Warrior]

Wait a second, you’re supposed to needle me for not using my knives; not the other way around. The end is nigh! Lol

I've done art wurk pretty much my whole life. I guess I look at it more like an art piece. That's why I never modded my 9, haha.

 

[knifejunkie1928]

My main 16 users. Bottom one is newer and needs some mustard.

 

[GeofS]

My main 16 users. Bottom one is newer and needs some mustard.

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I like the lines on the bottom one. Nice job.

 

[Xr6x]

My main 16 users. Bottom one is newer and needs some mustard.

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They all look good I like the top one best kj got some ?s, on the ttw scales I'am assuming there is a threaded bushing the scales screws are in, is the bushing using the screw holes in the tang if so what size are the screws ? Thread and length and length of bushing only if if it's not much trouble Thanks eather way
Oh yea pic thread

It's getting dark

 

[Wasty]

After deramping and modifying the clippoint of the 9 I tried it:

How can I put this???
Well, lets try:

The BK9 IS a sweetspot:
- It chops amazingly!
- It curls dry beech like butter!
- It is perfectly balanced, even Thanos would admire it!
- It slices very very good
- The tip is very strong, I tried it

Thank you Ethan for designing this Knife so well!

- Next step is stripping it, then making a kydex

 

[knifejunkie1928]

They all look good I like the top one best kj got some ?s, on the ttw scales I'am assuming there is a threaded bushing the scales screws are in, is the bushing using the screw holes in the tang if so what size are the screws ? Thread and length and length of bushing only if if it's not much trouble Thanks eather way
Oh yea pic thread
View attachment 1068436
It's getting dark

I don't even know how to tell screw size.

Ill post some photo that i hope will help.

 

[knifejunkie1928]

It's not two screws and a bushing. It's one screw and a socket screw.

Measurements are all in millimeters. Hope it helps.

Head cap size.


Screw on the left socket on the right.


Length.

Diameter.

 

[Xr6x]

It's not two screws and a bushing. It's one screw and a socket screw.

Measurements are all in millimeters. Hope it helps.

Head cap size.
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Screw on the left socket on the right.
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Length. View attachment 1068541

Diameter.
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Thanks very much kj

 

[Xr6x]

After deramping and modifying the clippoint of the 9 I tried it:
View attachment 1068516
How can I put this???
Well, lets try:

The BK9 IS a sweetspot:
- It chops amazingly!
- It curls dry beech like butter!
- It is perfectly balanced, even Thanos would admire it!
- It slices very very good
- The tip is very strong, I tried it

Thank you Ethan for designing this Knife so well!

- Next step is stripping it, then making a kydex

Looks Great it's not called the King for no good reason

 

[Fishin4trout]

They all look good I like the top one best kj got some ?s, on the ttw scales I'am assuming there is a threaded bushing the scales screws are in, is the bushing using the screw holes in the tang if so what size are the screws ? Thread and length and length of bushing only if if it's not much trouble Thanks eather way
Oh yea pic thread
View attachment 1068436
It's getting dark

Looks nice! Straight vinegar patina?

 

[Xr6x]

Looks nice! Straight vinegar patina?

Thanks, Yep

 

[rmwilson90]

Hey guys! First time posting on the forums here, and I just wanted to share the first steps in my very first Becker customization! These first two shots are, obviously, nothing anyone hasn't seen before; just a nice couple shots of the out-of-the-box BK16 for a comparison on this project! So far I've just got it stripped and patina'd, but I plan on doing some custom exotic wood scales and a leather sheath that also allows me to carry the same extra magazine for my sidearm along with a firesteel as the OEM sheath does. I'll keep you guys updated on the progress as I go!


Despite that rough coating, this is still a beautiful knife right out of the box. I'm new to the whole... arena, but I think I'm already a converted Beckerhead! Lol

And here we have it later in the evening. It's stripped, patina'd with a boiling hot mixture of apple cider and red wine vinegars, and has the original scales put back on. Sometime in the next couple of weeks I'll be getting some nice, exotic wood for some new handmade scales and doing up that leather sheath! I'd also like to take the time to sand out the vertical grind marks for a nice smooth finish. I may end up doing an onion patina or something along those lines at that point, we'll see!

I'm looking forward to sharing many more builds with you guys and enjoying the pictures and wealth of information y'all have to offer as well

 

[Fishin4trout]

Hey guys! First time posting on the forums here, and I just wanted to share the first steps in my very first Becker customization! These first two shots are, obviously, nothing anyone hasn't seen before; just a nice couple shots of the out-of-the-box BK16 for a comparison on this project! So far I've just got it stripped and patina'd, but I plan on doing some custom exotic wood scales and a leather sheath that also allows me to carry the same extra magazine for my sidearm along with a firesteel as the OEM sheath does. I'll keep you guys updated on the progress as I go!


Despite that rough coating, this is still a beautiful knife right out of the box. I'm new to the whole... arena, but I think I'm already a converted Beckerhead! Lol

And here we have it later in the evening. It's stripped, patina'd with a boiling hot mixture of apple cider and red wine vinegars, and has the original scales put back on. Sometime in the next couple of weeks I'll be getting some nice, exotic wood for some new handmade scales and doing up that leather sheath! I'd also like to take the time to sand out the vertical grind marks for a nice smooth finish. I may end up doing an onion patina or something along those lines at that point, we'll see!

I'm looking forward to sharing many more builds with you guys and enjoying the pictures and wealth of information y'all have to offer as well

Looks great! Welcome home!

 

[The Warrior]

Hey guys! First time posting on the forums here, and I just wanted to share the first steps in my very first Becker customization! These first two shots are, obviously, nothing anyone hasn't seen before; just a nice couple shots of the out-of-the-box BK16 for a comparison on this project! So far I've just got it stripped and patina'd, but I plan on doing some custom exotic wood scales and a leather sheath that also allows me to carry the same extra magazine for my sidearm along with a firesteel as the OEM sheath does. I'll keep you guys updated on the progress as I go!


Despite that rough coating, this is still a beautiful knife right out of the box. I'm new to the whole... arena, but I think I'm already a converted Beckerhead! Lol

And here we have it later in the evening. It's stripped, patina'd with a boiling hot mixture of apple cider and red wine vinegars, and has the original scales put back on. Sometime in the next couple of weeks I'll be getting some nice, exotic wood for some new handmade scales and doing up that leather sheath! I'd also like to take the time to sand out the vertical grind marks for a nice smooth finish. I may end up doing an onion patina or something along those lines at that point, we'll see!

I'm looking forward to sharing many more builds with you guys and enjoying the pictures and wealth of information y'all have to offer as well

Nice looking 16 man. Welcome to the forum, glad to have you here.

 

[Wasty]

Stripped and patina'd


I used ground horseradish to get this effect and next Thursday it'll be used and then I see how it holds up

 

[rmwilson90]

Quick update before I won't be able to get anything done for a bit! I darkened up the patina a little bit and gave it a bit of a horizontal hatch and tossed the coyote brown scales on. I popped out and picked up a couple of candidates for the wooden scales, too!

And here it is with its carry companions. I don't EDC everything, but this is usually what I take when I'm out hunting/camping; don't need anything real big since I'm not in any sort of bear country

 

[MolokaiRider]

Quick update before I won't be able to get anything done for a bit! I darkened up the patina a little bit and gave it a bit of a horizontal hatch and tossed the coyote brown scales on. I popped out and picked up a couple of candidates for the wooden scales, too!

And here it is with its carry companions. I don't EDC everything, but this is usually what I take when I'm out hunting/camping; don't need anything real big since I'm not in any sort of bear country

Nice setup!