A_black linen linerless slip joint knife

T.A.DAVISON

T.A.DAVISON

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Folder - #559
Scales - Black Linen Micarta ......... Steel - 1/16'' ATS34 - Rc. 60 - 61
This is a linerless folder.
Shield - Stainless - inlaid & dbl. pinned.
Closed - 3 5/16''
Hollow ground ......... Hand Finished.......... Cryogenic Quenched
Closes dead center .......... Half Stop .......... Razor Sharp.
Very light weight - about a 1/2 ounce.
Walk & Talk is very, very nice.
Shipped in a protective case.
You can say I'll take it here.
PayPal only please.
Thanks for the looks - any question or comments are welcomed.


Todd Davison​


~~~$250.00~~~​
Sold - Thanks Alex​

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Mr. Davison, this knife ROCKS ! simplicity and understated elegance.
very classy linerless ! my favorite of these to date.
roland
 
That's a sweet lil' folder Todd. I really like the shield and the way it all comes together.
 
If that was a wharnie it would be mine! Love your work and shocked it lasted this long.
 
woodysone said:
If that was a wharnie it would be mine! Love your work and shocked it lasted this long.
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ahh, Woodsy, i disagree. Wharnie looks neat, but a Pen blade is excellent for a wider range of uses. this knife is PERFECT just the way it is !
the buyer has a GEM ! (and a very useful/usable one)
roland
 
Todd: I have done a little internet investigation into G10 and Micarta scale materials you have selected for these linerless jewels. What I have found is both are a byproduct from electrical insulation for high voltage and printed circuit board material industries. Both exhibit virtually no expansion/contraction over the temperature range to which a pocket knife would be subjected. Maybe it is worth a knifemaker's explanation as to the difference between micarta, G10, "linen" micarta, "canvas" micarta, and the variants of these materials.

What can you tell us uninitiated?

Ruterbegar
 
rb, i can give a partial explanation. Micarta is epoxy glue plus another material. you can use the same cloth as blue jeans are made of = blue jean Micarta; mix it with paper = paper micarta; linen = linen Micarta.
what i want to know is the material in Westinghouse Micarta. ground up old fridges and epoxy ??
roland
 
rprocter said:
rb, i can give a partial explanation. Micarta is epoxy glue plus another material. you can use the same cloth as blue jeans are made of = blue jean Micarta; mix it with paper = paper micarta; linen = linen Micarta.
what i want to know is the material in Westinghouse Micarta. ground up old fridges and epoxy ??
roland
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Could be???? :D

TA


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