Few folders I made

[dupwhip]

Hi
There are some folders I made few months ago.
This one is Parcial 19 191 (sorry don't know Your number equivalent) with muddy oak.

Tiny 440C with Thuya and Cuprum :

Prototype Ameba knife
Don't know if it is new in wordl of knives. But it is my idea and I call it Friction lock support.I try something new based on classic friction lock which was typical for region where I live for hundred years ago
The friction lock support is locking blade in close position too. When You pull leaver up, the outer spring with rivet go to the side and You could close/open the blade, very simple, but a lot of laws and step by step You must hold to make it without free motions.
The serie of steel gents is made full of AK9 (17 042) quenched on 58HRC, scales tempered on blue colour.

little video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9d5ihl8PEw

Dragonfly... full AK9 again

Simple friction folder - AK9 58HRC

Wenge friction lock support N695 / 59HRC

and my own Muddy slipjoint
Few layers sandwich 1.2767 and 1.2842, muddy oak more than 1000yrs old and
bolsters are made of old hinge from one near castle build more than 300yrs ago. The rust on it is authentic made by rain for hundred years. Photographed used after few months carry everyday .

All comments welcome.
Thank You for watching.
Petr

 

[macmiddlebrooks]

thinking outside the box and very nice looking work. Love the last two!

 

[abcdef]

All very interesting. Really like the Muddy.

 

[Lorien]

unique and cool knives you are making there.

 

[SBranson]

Love that Ameba design and the lock mechanism. Very interesting! The Dragonfly on the branch is really cool looking.

 

[Jos]

Nice designs.

Kind regards,

Jos

 

[dupwhip]

Thanks guys...these words kick me up in my work.
2nd dragonfly will be soon. I work on some one piece titanium hammered stuff+ elmax now. So maybe I will show more next week.
Petr

 

[Colorcaster]

Very original and simple concepts, love the raw user look of the first one in muddy oak. My favorite is your fixed blade although I'm not a spider fan lol. Fantastic work!