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Victorinox Swiss Army knives have earned a reputation for their adaptability and practicality, making them a favored choice among outdoor enthusiasts, adventurers, and everyday users alike. As time passes, the scales, or outer covers, of a Victorinox Swiss Army knife may wear down, become damaged, or simply necessitate replacement. If you're seeking guidance on how to remove the scales from your Swiss Army knife, this comprehensive guide will walk you through the process step by step.  Step 1: Gather Your Tools and ScalesBefore commencing the Victorinox scale removal process, ensure you have the following tools at your disposal:Plastic pry tools:...

Tired of struggling to secure your materials onto your laser machine's honeycomb bed? Tiring to laser cut warped plywood or other bent woods?Well, in this post and video, I’ll show you multiple methods to safely and quickly attach material to your laser cutting machine's honeycomb bed. The first and original method I used as hold downs was magnets.I typically use three different types of magnets: For thin materials like veneers, I use small button magnets: Available HereFor ⅛” (3mm) plywoods I use bar magnets: Available HereFor thick materials or materials that are very warped, I use these powerful utility magnets:...

The Benchmade Bugout is a popular and lightweight folding knife known for its versatility and quality construction. While the knife comes with durable handles, some users may wish to customize their Bugout by replacing the scales. Whether you want to upgrade for aesthetics or practicality, replacing the scales can be a rewarding and straightforward DIY project.I custom create wood scales (aka wood handles) for both the Benchmade Bugout 535 and Benchmade Bugout Mini 533. I get asked regularly on how to replace the scales on these knives, so I thought I’d make a video on the process. Video Timestamps:0:16 About...

Introduction:In the world of CNC machines, the Shapeoko 5 Pro has emerged as a game-changer for small workshops. I’ve had the Shapeoko 5 Pro for a while now and thought it was time for a review! Shapeoko 5 Pro Review Video Key Points: 0:34 Shapeoko 5 Pro control box 1:19 Shapeoko Power Pendant 1:35 Shapeoko 5 Pro ballscrews and linear rails 2:31 Carbide 3D BitSetter 2:50 Shapeoko 5 Pro size 3:35 Workholding table bed 4:35 Gantry Light 4:53 Sweepy V2 Dust Boot 5:45 Shapeoko 3D Project Shipping and Assembly of the Shapeoko 5 Pro:The journey begins with the unboxing experience,...

In this video, we're going to look at engraving metal with a co2 laser. Although you can't technically engrave metal with a CO2 laser, you can use your CO2 laser to etch metal otherwise known as "marking" the metal. Although the metal isn't actually removed as it would be in an engraving process, it is permanently marked, which works well for many applications, although it won't give you deep laser engravings. This process also works well for etching metal with diode laser engraver. Get the Laser Marking Spray Here:Dry Moly Lube: https://amzn.to/3yYb7RqBlack Laser Ink for Metals Marking: https://amzn.to/3EZvnGi