Cocobolo nested Liner Lock((SOLD))

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This is another nested liner lock made from Cocobolo Diamond wood and CPM 154. The knife pictured has a smooth action and detent. Knife weighs 2.40 oz. and open length is 7 3/8".

Blade: 3 1/8" CPM 154 full flat ground to approx. .022 behind the edge. Heat treated to HRC 61/62 by Peters' of PA with a -300 deg. cryo quench. Hand sanded and left in Scotch Brite finish. Rides on phosper bronze washers.


Handle: 4 1/4" sculpted and polished Cocobolo Diamond wood with a nested TI liner lock. Hour glass standoffs and all stainless hardware. Black pocket clip mounted with a nested TI backer plate.







Price: $195.00 ((SOLD))shipped CONUS with 100% satisfaction or money back.
first "I'll take it" gets it.
Paypal preferred (wwells63@aol.com) or USPS Money Order or other.

Thanks for taking a look, Walter.
 
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Mr Wells, Id like you to know that I'm really enjoying my little black friction folder. When I'm not working commercial construction with my bigass cargo pants and "bat belt" I find your knife that only cost me around 100 dollars in my pocket more often than any of my smaller knives that cost a small fortune. Its about the handiest knife ive got, light as a feather and much more durable than I expected. This one is very tempting. Cant decide if I want to try your locking ones or wait for another friction folder...maybe a wharncliffe? Very pretty knife sir.Keep up the good work.
 
farokhsidhwa said:
Looks like a beauty Walter. That hand sanded finish looks sweet! The nested liner lock is well executed too.
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Thank you for your support and kind words. Walter

not a zombie fan said:
Mr Wells, Id like you to know that I'm really enjoying my little black friction folder. When I'm not working commercial construction with my bigass cargo pants and "bat belt" I find your knife that only cost me around 100 dollars in my pocket more often than any of my smaller knives that cost a small fortune. Its about the handiest knife ive got, light as a feather and much more durable than I expected. This one is very tempting. Cant decide if I want to try your locking ones or wait for another friction folder...maybe a wharncliffe? Very pretty knife sir.Keep up the good work.
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Thank you for the feedback, it is greatly appreciated. It's nice to know that something I created is being enjoyed by someone else. This really motivates me to "get on with it". *I'm sending you a PM. Walter
 
Yeah I keep coming back and looking. I'm going to add one of yours to my collection after I finish some of these projects later this year. And bring my little girl to Disney lol
 
SVTFreak said:
Yeah I keep coming back and looking. I'm going to add one of yours to my collection after I finish some of these projects later this year. And bring my little girl to Disney lol
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Take care of your little girl first, the knives will come later:thumbup:. Walter
 
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