Heavy Metal

[T. Erdelyi]

Great to see you here Ted Hope you're doing OK

Thanks Jack, If I wait to feel OK, I’ll never post so I’ve settled for still wakin’ up and feelin’ anything. I missed the forum and most of you good folks. Besides, BF is like medicine and I usually feel much better when I visit and see everyone’s blades.

eta knife content.

Here’s 3 different takes on opening mechanisms for all metal traditional knives.

There’s the Ring Opener, the Funny Folder and the Rotating pivot lock. (Thanks to R8shell for the Beretta rotating lock Sideplate locker and thanks to Jack Black for the Ring Opener)

 

[joeradza]

Somehow forgot this beauty by @Jeffery mitchell

 

[Jack Black]

Thanks Jack, If I wait to feel OK, I’ll never post so I’ve settled for still wakin’ up and feelin’ anything. I missed the forum and most of you good folks. Besides, BF is like medicine and I usually feel much better when I visit and see everyone’s blades.

eta knife content.

Here’s 3 different takes on opening mechanisms for all metal traditional knives.

There’s the Ring Opener, the Funny Folder and the Rotating pivot lock. (Thanks to R8shell for the Beretta rotating lock Sideplate locker and thanks to Jack Black for the Ring Opener)

That's a positive outlook my friend Seeing you here is a tonic for all your friends on The Porch, I'm sure Interesting trio Ed, I'd forgotten about those Berettas

 

[Chui]

......how gorgeous are those...!!

 

[5K Qs]

Good to see you here, Ted!
Do you take requests? I believe you're a guy who has cast-metal knives from Wurlitzer and Good Roads that always "float my boat"!

A couple of Victorinox smooth Alox examples: a Secretary and a Money Clip.






- GT

 

[T. Erdelyi]

Good to see you here, Ted!
Do you take requests? I believe you're a guy who has cast-metal knives from Wurlitzer and Good Roads that always "float my boat"!

A couple of Victorinox smooth Alox examples: a Secretary and a Money Clip.
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- GT

I have the same money clip SAK in silver Alox. They’re great little knives. I use the scissors the most on that one. .

 

[r8shell]

Oh, oh. I almost forgot this one:

 

[Jack Black]

Oh, oh. I almost forgot this one:

Such a cool knife

 

[joeradza]

Oh, oh. I almost forgot this one:

Very practical combo.

 

[Chui]

- very few









- perhaps this fairly old AG Russell doesn't qualify....?

 

[5K Qs]

A Richards folding pipe tool (has no cutting blade, just a scraper):


A Chinese Sanrenmu folder (thanks, Dave):


An original Leatherman PST (when my wife gave me one for Christmas back in the 80s, I don't think it was even called PST, since it was the ONLY Leatherman at the time):


- GT

 

[r8shell]

Such a cool knife

Very practical combo.

Thanks. I'm so glad I checked the bottom of that jar and found it!

 

[5K Qs]

Oh, oh. I almost forgot this one:
...

Thanks. I'm so glad I checked the bottom of that jar and found it!

- GT

 

[Peregrin]

Oh, oh. I almost forgot this one:

I like the knife but I much prefer mayo!

 

[r8shell]

I like the knife but I much prefer mayo!

I'll take mustard over either one.

 

[Jack Black]

 

[joeradza]

The key knives are very cool Jack.

 

[Jack Black]

The key knives are very cool Jack.

Thanks a lot my friend, there's a bit more info on them in my Table thread

 

[joeradza]

Thanks a lot my friend, there's a bit more info on them in my Table thread

I've seen lots of yours Jack. I only wish I had enough time to follow them more closely.

 

[Jack Black]

I've seen lots of yours Jack. I only wish I had enough time to follow them more closely.

Thanks Alan, this is the first I've posted in a while