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Heat Colored Carbide Edge Friction Folder (sold!)

Daniel Fairly Knives

Daniel Fairly Knives

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Mega tough, ultralight and sharp with a 72 RC carbide edge.

.160" Carbidized Titanium Blade

.100" Titanium Frames

- Single Bevel Right Hand Grind

- Compound grind! smooth transition hollow to flat

- Carved Clip

- Heat Colored Finish

- 72 RC Carbide Edge

- Ultra Light ~60 Grams or just over 2 ounces

~ 6.8" long
~ 2.9" blade

Everything is Titanium besides the hardware which is custom finished stainless steel, I used self lubricating phosphor bronze washers. Non-sharpened swedge.

store link --> $300 Shipped US Shipping is Included!










 
Look out for more of this swedge style! It is hard to see in the pics but I think it looks awesome and leaves the tip area at full thickness. The swedge stops right before it hits the main bevel.
 
This and the "relic" folder are close brothers I understand...

So have you made any non-Ti frikkies? I call dibs on first stainless frikkie :D
 
Farchyld said:
I was just about to say something; i thought I saw a hint of swedge there!
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:D The next to last pic shows it the best.. it is strong and one the tip penetrates it pierces easier because of it.

sloth357 said:
This and the "relic" folder are close brothers I understand...

So have you made any non-Ti frikkies? I call dibs on first stainless frikkie :D
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Yes they are, I have done a few compound grinds but all different. All easy to sharpen and smooth but crisp transitions.

No new ones in steel... yet! What sounds cool? :D
 
Heat colored, double carbide (yes!), awesome compound grind... bump! this one is still available! :D
 
Damn, if I just didn't spend that on gun parts the wife doesn't know about and still have to shop for her birthday I would be all over this!

SOMEONE GRAB THIS THING!!!


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