![]() The first three images in this post, are of sheath made by Scott. There are a number of different threads that show Scott's Mule Sheaths. You can see images of the work Mike does, in the article by Mr Blonde from the Spyderco Forums, on his site Īnd there is also a thread that Mike started at the Forums that shows images of his sheath. There are a number of different makers of Thermo-Form (Kydex and Concealex) sheaths for the Mule Team knives. If there are any Mule Team Knives resources that I have missed, including one you might have created, please let me know, and I will add you to my site. I am always making additions and corrections to the MuleProjects, so feel free to stop by and check it out.Ĩ. Here is the link to the release post at the Forums. Tomorrow is the release of the new Mule, MT06 in CPM-S35VN. Phillip Dobson, a wood-worker and knife maker from the great state of Montana, has handled a Mule, and you can see his work here. At which time, I will do an initial review.ĥ. I have ordered a pair of these handle scales, and should have them within the next month. Blind Horse Knives has, in the past, made handle scales for the Spyderco Mule Team Knives. Another Forum member JLS, is offering some good looking leather sheaths, if you are in the market, you may want to check them out.Īnd, it looks like I will be reviewing one of them, so keep on the look out for my review.Ĥ. Most likely, they will sell out pretty quickly once the new Mule arrives, so best not to wait until then, or you may have to wait until they find time to make more.ģ. ![]() Note - Halpern Titanium machined a limited number of handle scales, but I understand that they still have a few left. To those who have read it, you may want to glance at it again, I added an image, and I have included a link to close-up images of the hardware and such.Īs well, I have added a section about oiling your scales for the best color.Īnd, I now have all three colors, and have put photos of them up I have received my grips, and have completed my article, with images, you can see it at. Halpern Titanium is currently manufacturing grips for the Spyderco Mule Team Knives. Starting on page 12 of this ongoing thread, he posted some examples of his work, to go to the further pages to see all his work. Then, he showed how to install handles made in that way, here. His first post, demonstrating his process, and showing some of the different woods that he works with. I have a set of his scales, and I will do a write up, but until then, here are a couple threads from the Spyderco Forums, that will give you some background information. He is working with both wood and synthetic materials like micarta and G-10. A Forums member, Hector Castro, has began to make handles for the Mules. In an effort to keep you informed about the news and developments in the world of the Spyderco Mule Team Knives, I am posting an update of my blog, MuleProjects.ġ.
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