Cliff Parker - Bog Oak & Grim Reaper with Skulls - Liner Lock Folder

[Cory Martin Imaging]

Just finished up this latest folder from Cliff Parker. This knife operates as smooth as silk and locks up like a vault.

Here's the specs:

Blade Length: 3 5/8"
Closed Length: 4 1/4"
Overall Length: 8"
Blade Material: 1084, 4600e & Nickel (Twisted Skulls)
Bolster Material: 1084, 4600e, 4800e & Nickel (Grim Reaper with Skulls)
Handle Material: Bog Oak
Liner Material: Anodized Titanium

Here's the photos:

 

[Don Hanson III]

Now that's a Smokin Folder!

Well done Cliff... Nice image, Cory.

 

[Chris Larrikin]

Oooooooohhh! That is nice!!
Great photos too - every detail seems to jump out.

 

[Daniel Fairly Knives]

Wow! Incredible in every aspect... The reaper is my favorite part.

Excellent photography!

 

[dsloan]

Very Very cool

Wow.

Dave from diller

 

[Cliff Parker]

Great shot Cory and thanks to all for looking.

Cliff

 

[Jon Brand]

Cliff have you done dinosaur yet?

 

[Cap’n Smudge]

Really cool knife! Great photo!

 

[Kevin Jones]

Very nice folder and image. Cliff, I always enjoying your 'theme' damascus.

 

[Lorien]

This is one great piece!
I love the thematic presence- not so in your face that it's annoying, and not so subtle as to vanish completely. This has a really nice balance, I think.
Lots of complimentary and complementary elements that pulse with interest, maintaining viewer engagement.

 

[Cliff Parker]

Cliff have you done dinosaur yet?

Hi Jon,
No. Sure thought about it though.
Thanks again to everyone with there kind words .
Cliff

 

[pmartinknives]

That is amazing, both knife and photo are truly magnificent.



Peter

 

[Burl Source]

Very Scarey. I like it.

 

[r connally]

Dig the Reaper and Skulls. The blade shape and overall form of this folder work wonderfully with the damascus design. Nice one, Cliff!

 

[S.Alexander]

The bog oak really sets this whole knife off. Subtle in colour but it has great depth and grain.

If I may offer a suggestion, I think that the screw heads should all be oriented in the same direction.

 

[DOWELLKNIVES]

That's a good looking knife.

 

[Jon Brand]

I think its a great looking knife. Not my favorite shape but it completely fits the bill on this knife. I think everything looks perfect as usual cliff. And I don't know why people always insist on indexing the screws. I almost prefer them like this... and think it really makes no difference. I would love to see this as a dagger. And if I ordered one it would have a ladder pattern blade.

 

[Cliff Parker]

Hi Jon,

Thanks much and as far as screws go I don't like them indexed on most work they tend to look grid like. No Flow.
They do however look good on some of these knives that have a art deco look.

Cliff

 

[Don Hanson III]

I also prefer the random screw slot thing...

 

[Cory Martin Imaging]

Hi Jon,

Thanks much and as far as screws go I don't like them indexed on most work they tend to look grid like. No Flow.
They do however look good on some of these knives that have a art deco look.

Cliff

The "indexed screws" topic comes up often enough that I see an opportunity for a service I could offer while I'm Photoshopping the image...I could copy and paste one single screw so they are all perfectly identical and indexed...what do you think Cliff, we give it a shot on the next knife/picture?