A New Light Saber by Richard Rogers

JatMat

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First peanut by Richard Rogers, Carbon fibre scales, no liners, weighing in at ONE HALF ounce, based on the Case pattern Peanut. One fine user.

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In my pocket now, just sliced thru a double wall cardboard box about 4 feet long with no effort, like slicing warm butter.
Thanks Richard on an great execution of my favorite pattern
Jim
 
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peterinct said:
+1:thumbup: That carbon fibre has a VERY nice pattern! When looking at the pics, the "overlapping" made it appear as if the tip had gotten broken off!

KOOL little knife!

Peter
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OMG no! I just missed the tip when trying to get a shot, I suck at photos.
 
Leek_Freak said:
That looks awesome with the carbon fiber.
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Danbo said:
Awesome.
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RogerP said:
Sweet! Like others, I'm digging the CF application here.

Roger
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Thanks Guys, coming from you it means a lot to me, At first I kinda wondered about the application of CF with the peanut, but I LOVE it now. Weighing in at only 1/2 ounces. It just disappears in your pocket. No blade play and flush in all three positions, he NAILED it. Can't believe it was his first attempt at a peanut. I have had several custom makers to back out of making one when my name came up. Some said they would, then working on it, then no correspondence at all. Fortunately I do not advance money for customs. So when they back out, they just go on my "NO BUY EVER LIST" I have 3 on it right now.
 
Very cool! I have a lot of carbon fiber material to use up, so I may just make one like that! What steel is it and can we see a shot closed looking down on the spine of the blade and also one of the spring side?


I am jealous, very nice little knife!

-Xander
 
fast14riot said:
Very cool! I have a lot of carbon fiber material to use up, so I may just make one like that! What steel is it and can we see a shot closed looking down on the spine of the blade and also one of the spring side?


I am jealous, very nice little knife!


-Xander
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I am a lousy photographer, but will attempt later in day when the temps rise above 27'. Hard to hold camera steady anyway, much less so when fingers are about to drop off.
 
Normally not a fan of that style of knife but I'd definitely sport that one! Awesome knife.
 
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