Step 9: Finished!
After you're happy with the smoothness, polish, and shine of the Knorkoon, give it a wash in soap and water and it's ready for use!
Mine ended up being a little less than 6 inches long and weighs...well, I can't tell you exactly how much it weighs since I don't have a scale. A couple ounces at most but definitely less than a separate, knife, fork, and spoon.
I think one could soften the handle with some Sugru but I don't have any. Maybe in another update.
Well, only thing left to do is grab some grub, a bottle of beer, and enjoy both using your brand new Knorkoon!
Also, if you like this, don't forget to vote for it in the What Can You Do With a Dremel Tool? contest!
Mine ended up being a little less than 6 inches long and weighs...well, I can't tell you exactly how much it weighs since I don't have a scale. A couple ounces at most but definitely less than a separate, knife, fork, and spoon.
I think one could soften the handle with some Sugru but I don't have any. Maybe in another update.
Well, only thing left to do is grab some grub, a bottle of beer, and enjoy both using your brand new Knorkoon!
Also, if you like this, don't forget to vote for it in the What Can You Do With a Dremel Tool? contest!
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I can't imagine being anywhere, much less a survival situation, without a knife (Gibbs rule #9 and all) so I don't think I'd add the knife section. Otherwise, cool idea. I think I'll make one for my son.
Maybe I'll wrap the handle in stainless steel wire, to make sure it never comes apart (since I don't know about no welding...or any welders). Plus it'll make it thicker and nicer to hold I'd imagine. But I think JB Weld will hold almost forever under normal usage, don't you just love JB Weld? I'm ok saying I do. ")