Pocketknife Re-do! U.S. Gerber EZ-Out.

[Railroader]

Found a sad little pocketknife in the railyard the other day.

It was half-serrated, tip broken, and had burn marks where it had gotten into some electricity at some point.

It said Gerber USA on it, so I decided to work on it, and see if I could save it.

Fired up the Work-Sharp, and started grinding. I wish I had taken a "before" picture, now that I see how well it turned out! I'm no metal worker, but I'm happy with my effort!




One man's trash, as they say!!

 

[fishfryer]

Found a sad little pocketknife in the railyard the other day.

It was half-serrated, tip broken, and had burn marks where it had gotten into some electricity at some point.

It said Gerber USA on it, so I decided to work on it, and see if I could save it.

Fired up the Work-Sharp, and started grinding. I wish I had taken a "before" picture, now that I see how well it turned out! I'm no metal worker, but I'm happy with my effort!

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One man's trash, as they say!!

You done good, post some more leather projects when you can.

 

[pjciii]

Nice job.

 

[Railroader]

You done good, post some more leather projects when you can.

Ain't made anything in quite a while...

 

[bullgator]

You turned it into a Kershaw Scallion…….nice job.

 

[NCHillbilly]

Looks good. That's some good metal. I have an old US Gerber Gator that is the only stainless knife I've ever owned that I liked.

 

[Redbow]

Good work you brought that little knife back to life.