First CPM TNT

[tom mayo]

440V semi skinner

OAL 7.5"/ Handles & Blade from .125" stock/marked Prototype

Hope thats ok darrel?

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[UW Mitch]

Cool knife Tom!

~Mitch

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[e_utopia]

Can you post a newer pic, Tom? It's been a few hours...that thing should be rusted down to a nub!

--JB

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[tom mayo]

got a 9.25" TNT I could post...but I dont want to use up my two pictures per month quite yet....more new stuff in the works! how about one thats 2.75" closed?

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[Dexter Ewing]

That's one hell of cool looking knife Tom!! I like the way the overall shape of the opened knife with the upward curve of the skinner blade with the slight downward curve of the handle butt. Nice!

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[jeffj]

Tom,

That is one good looking knife. I have to say that I really like the blade shape...

Jeff Jenness

 

[Joel Stave]

Probably a dumb question, but does "TNT" stand for trinitrotoluene or is it a refernce to something else?

 

[Brian_Turner]

My favorite so far, Tom!

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[e_utopia]

I think TNT stands for "Talonite 'N' Titanium," nut I think Tom's going to have to come up with a new naming scheme.

So, hasn't rusted, yet?

--JB

P.S., I was sure PhiL would have posted one of his interesting, if not truthful, photos of that knife with a red/oragne blade. Oh, well.

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[Paracelsus]

Well, since Tom didn't use talonite for this knife, I'll have to guess that TNT means Tom's Not Thinking

Actually, I really like that knife Tom. A semi-skinner blade on a folder has very interesting potential. Lots of belly for slicing, but still retains a very useful point. I like it. Keep up the good work.

Paracelsus, assuming this is the first of probably Hundreds of times that I will encounter this particular knife picture

 

[Ken B]

Tom that is a great looking knife. I really like the blade shape. With hunting season just around the corner that should keep you grinding into the wee hours.

Live Well
Ken

 

[Dr.Lathe]

Tom,
Another winner!! I realy like that TNT series!!

Dexter,
Toms BUTT has a downward curve to it also

Neil

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[BARRY JONES]

Tom,
They just keep getting better and better.

What's next?

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[samwereb]

Now there's a well-conceived blade profile. I think the maker may have actually skinned something once. Excellent.

 

[BLADELAW]

Had the opportunity to meet and talk to Tom at Blade Show West. Super nice guy and his knives are absolutely first rate. I'll be ordering a TNT without any holes drilled out asap.