making a priming flask out of an old kitchen knife

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seen some of these and they look kinda neat,
What is the perfered method of removing the blade from the semi hollow handle?
 
saw some for sale at the MUDDY RUN rondevue.didn't say how they got blade out but did say they use silver knives and drill the handle out... :hmm: :hmm: :hmm:
 
If the handle is glued on, put it in the oven at 200 for a few min. that should soften the glue. You can probably go as high as the oven will go and not hurt anything.
Otherwise, put it in a vise and beat it out.
Notice I didn't say it the other way?
Regards
 
shortbow said:
Brett, can post a pic please? PULEEEZ?

I am most intrigued. :hmm:

...when I get it built! the ones i have seen are merely a knife handle (kitchen/dinner variety with the more fancy handles) that has had a 1 or 3 gr priming spout inserted. the silver plate ones look good when they get a little tarnish on them.
*** dont go robbing one out of your wifes china collection!***
 
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brett sr said:
discovered that they are soldered on.....

looks like it will hold about 100 gr!

My bad...put it in the wrong forum....Ooops

thanx for moving it guys! :hatsoff:
 
Sir that sure sounds interesting, going to have to look for some fancy silverware. :thumbsup:
 
Pitchy...
ya gotta quit callin' me sir!

heck, we're family here! Brett works, kitchen (female dog) was a tag given in college and recently made official at a rondy.

no mr, mrs or sir!

when I get'r done, I'll stick a pic up here!
 
brett sr said:
Pitchy...
ya gotta quit callin' me sir!

heck, we're family here! Brett works, kitchen (female dog) was a tag given in college and recently made official at a rondy.

no mr, mrs or sir!

when I get'r done, I'll stick a pic up here!

Just said it out of respect, kitchen you say. :hmm:
 
PitchyPine said:
brett sr said:
Pitchy...
ya gotta quit callin' me sir!

heck, we're family here! Brett works, kitchen (female dog) was a tag given in college and recently made official at a rondy.

no mr, mrs or sir!

when I get'r done, I'll stick a pic up here!

Just said it out of respect, kitchen you say. :hmm:



kinda like what "Hop Sing" was to the cartwrights, last word rhymes with pitch!
 
41Aeronca said:
Ya gonna bring one up Sat? If you're done?
Scott

need to order the spout,but will try to bring the guts of it. its one of those trade secrets that once you see it.....I'll have to kill you :rotf:
 
brett sr said:
PitchyPine said:
brett sr said:
Pitchy...
ya gotta quit callin' me sir!

heck, we're family here! Brett works, kitchen (female dog) was a tag given in college and recently made official at a rondy.

no mr, mrs or sir!

when I get'r done, I'll stick a pic up here!

Just said it out of respect, kitchen you say. :hmm:



kinda like what "Hop Sing" was to the cartwrights, last word rhymes with pitch!

Think i`ll stick with Brett :haha:
 
what I did find out was.... the blades are soldered in fairly heavy. heated up, pulled the blade out and then heated up some more and got a lot more solder out!
looks like you can swage the opening out with a round punch and put a threaded primeing spout in there fairly easy.
you can get some pretty neat old knives at goodwill for under a buck!
 
41Aeronca said:
Ya kill me Brett, you won't get your horn. :nono: :wink:
Scott


I'll walk you thru the steps saturday! talk about easy! and I see these things at rondy's and vendor booths for 15 bucks!
but my deal Scott,... I will make YOU one!
need to order the spouts, but my turn to reciprocate!
...of course though...You're gunna have to get a rock lock also!
 
I got one in the works, though I'm in no hurry. It'll get done when it gets done. See ya Sat.
 

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