Thread: Wade & Butcher Pyramid Point

Originally Posted by EisenFaust

Here's an updated pic, it took a LONG time to remove the wavy marks from the dremel and establish a really smooth line along the new shoulderless grind, I used a short length of timber dowel, about 20mm in diameter as a sanding block. It worked great as it was able to flow around and refine all the curves. A few passes with higher grade paper and a polish and it will be scale time.

I had to sacrifice the etch on the face of the blade too, going to enquire with a local trophy maker and engraver to see about getting the W&B arrow and cross logo lasered on somewhere to make up for it.

Has anyone had any success with engravers when it comes to re-doing markings??

Hoping to try and make some paper micarta for the scales too, is there a good guide available on SRP or elsewhere? It's something I havent tryed before.

Thanks for the positive comments also, half expected to be eaten alive by W&B purists!

Purist or not. Nice job.

I once had a W&B engraved. The guy wasn't happy me when he realised it wasn't a softer steel. It can be done but looks different to an etch.
Seeing that your customising, different isn't a bad thing.
Haven't used Micarta but someone who has might chime in.