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[GTCecchini]

A downsized (ivory/Ti/S30V) and a regular Prisma (CPM154/CF/Ti). I thought it was a new idea incorporating CF to the blade until I saw Begg's post this week with the same idea (his was with superconductor). We already cleared this out after some PM's. Thanks Todd/Tanya! Well fact is this folder weights almost the same as one with 1/8" thick blade and it's 3/16" stock. I'm also posting some WIP pictures of the blade/CF attachment. I tried bending it a bit on the vise, it is solid because of the H beam profile acquired after milled. Thanks for looking!

 

[peterinct]

GREAT looking knives as always Gus.

Does the CF insert in the blade have a function?

Peter

 

[ROBB]

That is amazing Gus. You keep raising the bar.:thumbup:

 

[Mike Quesenberry]

Outstanding work, I really like the checkering on the spine.

 

[T.K.C.]

Gus, those are phenomenal, as usual!! WOW!! WOW! Gus, you keep getting more and more creative!! You are blowing my socks off!!

 

[GTCecchini]

GREAT looking knives as always Gus.

Does the CF insert in the blade have a function?

Peter

Thanks Peter!
Weight reduction.

 

[Bruce Bump]

Phenomenal work as usual. The CF inlay on the blade is playing tricks on my mind. I bet its light as a feather. Its not my grandpa's pocket knife.

 

[Frank Fischer]

Yeah Gus! That's just awesome!

 

[SharpByCoop]

Does the CF insert in the blade have a function?

Weight? OK. More likely, it's meant to bedazzle us.

Mission accomplished. :thumbup:

Crazy, man, crazy.

Coop

 

[TKAZ]

Truly a work of art!

 

[peterinct]

Weight? OK. More likely, it's meant to bedazzle us.

Mission accomplished. :thumbup:

Crazy, man, crazy.

Coop

:thumbup::thumbup: No doubt! Precision engineering at its finest.

Peter

 

[Keith Montgomery]

They are both outstanding, but the one with the carbon fibre insert in the blade is spectacular.

 

[oilburner]

These are just beautifull.