Modified OKC Little Bird II Neck Knife

A while back, my best bud Justin of the MrLeonidas0001 channel gave me this OKC (i.e., Ontario Knife Company) Little Bird II neck knife. It is a small, supremely robust fixed-blade knife that I have modified to suit my needs better. First, I created a new kedex sheath for the knife. I liked the old one, especially since Justin had painted a cool kryptek design on it. But the retention of the sheath left something to be desired. On the outside of the sheath I put my "Survivalkraft" logo, a ranger band that can hold a Lumintop Tool AAA flashlight, and a handmade kydex pocket clip that doubles as a way to retain a neck lanyard with ranger beads. With all this, I can carry the OKC Little Bird II around my neck, on a belt, or in my pocket! Second, I modified the handle scales by cutting grooves into the outer faces. To do this, all I used was a Dremel with a sanding wheel, some standard 320 grit sandpaper, some steel wool, and again the Dremel with a polishing disk. This adds some texture to the grip, while also reducing slightly the weight and thickness of the handle. Third, I used a Lansky sharpening system to reduce the angle of the cutting edge from 30+° to around 22°. This has made the Little Bird II a monster cutter. It is easily one of the sharpest knives I now own. I really enjoy this knife and am proud of the changes I made to it. If anyone has questions about how to do something like this themselves, I would be happy to talk them through the process in more detail. If you would like to buy an OKC Little Bird II you can get them used on Ebay quite often. The original Little Bird that is very similar is much more easy to find. Right now they have some at knifecenter.com, for example. As for the flashlight in this video—the Lumintop Tool AAA—you can find one at the following link. They come highly recommended: https://www.amazon.com/Brightest-Mini-LED-Flashlight-Keychain/dp/B00X5M2R9C Follow me on Instagram: @survivalkraft •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • If you would like to see videos and pictures of outdoor, tactical, and EDC gear, follow me on... —Instagram: @survivalkraft —Google+: https://plus.google.com/+survivalkraft/posts •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • Please show support for the Survivalkraft channel by liking and sharing this video. Also, if you like the outdoors, learning self-reliance skills, and getting the latest info on gear, click the "Subscribe"and "Notification" buttons to be contacted whenever I post a video. I cannot grow my channel without the help of awesome people like yourself! •  •  •  •  •  •  •  •  • Ten of the best videos on the Survivalkraft channel (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgiNWzvN3KyL93kPK8KdfZ_gImhoCEUc5) D.I.Y. Projects (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgiNWzvN3KyJfFoeBrRkfaJ1ZPXQQVvYP) Bushcrafting Quick Tips (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgiNWzvN3KyKyNCBn4Zqrujq0jV1F9HHF) Survival, Medical and Tool Kits (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgiNWzvN3KyLDVKFmx1jT1r7qOjMsF_Cl)