Saturday, 23 March 2013

Customising Fallkniven's TK6 Part 1




The deed is done!

I've had my TK6 for quite a while now and I've loved every minute of it. The blade is chunky without geting in the way, the steel holds an edge like a Lightsabre, it's worked its way though a lowland Roe deer like Luke Skywalker through a Tauntaun,  but you know how it is, I've always wanted to pimp one.

More news on this one as materials arrive and time permits
SBW

Big Shout Going Out to the chaps at EdenWebshops who made this project possible. Nice guys, low prices, deliveries by Millenium Falcon.


8 comments:

  1. Hi! Im looking forward to see your project progress! Nice that you allso like Fallkniven knifes.

    best from Sweden
    Jorgen

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  2. Jorgen

    Er yes this project has been on the shelf for way too long I'll be throwing some money at it to get it moving. The TK6 is my favorite Fallkniven.
    SBW

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  3. Do you think the TK6 would be a good EDC knife? even if it isn't gonna see some game prossesing? either way it's Sweet!

    /Jorgen
    SWEDEN

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  4. j

    Yes its feels a lot thinner in the blade than the F1 which is a fantastic survival knife but not my first choice of all-rounder.

    I took the TK6 on a fishing trip and used it for everything [apart from processing fish], chopped wood, skinned road kill and prepared food, great knife. I've had to change my plans for the customisation that's kept it in a drawer, but it'll be my go-to knife as soon as it's finished
    SBW

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  5. Any chance the see the customised TK6? I'm in the middle of the same project

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  6. er arm er yes, the TK6, arm bought all the bits but haven't had time to put them together

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  7. SBW, I've just signed on, loving your blog.
    Did you ever get round to finishing this?
    How do you think the S1 stacks up against the TK6?

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  8. Er humm yes. I'm ashamed to say that I carried it around wrapped in tape for a few years. I saw the parts I collected to remake it, only the other day I will get it done.
    SBW

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Come on in the waters lovely
SBW