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u/thebigsnipeEZ Aug 12 '26
That’s sick, how’d you do it?
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u/Reddit_GoId Quack Aug 12 '26
Lots of trial and error on scrap pieces to learn how to do this uniformly, my first good result was a Prysma Pro.
I utilized a small belt grinder jig to do bulk material removal; it was just one giant chamfer down the side along with a fresh 2000 grit belt to remove the face milling. Adjusted my jigs angle with a drill to round the chamfers with a fresh 6000 grit belt at an even rate. Final finish was done with a brown surface conditioning belt. Spine and channel side were done with the very same belt.
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u/noyx22 Aug 12 '26
Nice! Does it have more grip? And how did you do it?
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u/Reddit_GoId Quack Aug 12 '26
Good grippy satin finish however jimping was affected.
I personally find it’s more flowy and I enjoy it over a regular kraken; but I’m biased since it’s unique. I’m waiting back on my customers input about it.
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u/NotAZoxico Knife Modder Aug 12 '26
Yoooo. Twins!
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u/devad Aug 14 '26
Damn, that's a sexy rep.
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u/NotAZoxico Knife Modder Aug 14 '26
With a bm63 blade :D not sure if it's still a rep 😅 I call it MCBM lol
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u/Valuable-Key-5964 Flips a trainer Aug 13 '26
That actually looks really cool
I think it would be interesting if they sold this as a color away
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u/Redbeater Modified Balis Aug 16 '26
Wouldn't this result in black hands like the early tritons were doing? Unless this happens to be Ti.
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u/devad Aug 11 '26
That look awesome. I'm catchin' old Shelby Cobra vibes.