Jack, Ironwood, CPM154, Dovetailed Bolsters

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Jack Slipjoint Folder​

I am offering the following for sale:

Specs:
Ironwood
Heat Treated 416 S.S. Integral Liners and Bolsters (Bolsters Dovetailed)
Milled/ Relieved Liners
Stainless Steel Pins and Shield
Hand Finished Satin CPM154 Stainless Steel Blade, Hollow Ground W/Flat Ground Edge 60RC
Backspring Is Flush In The Open, Closed, And Half Stop positions,
3 1/8" Closed 5 3/4" Open--This Is A Great Carry Size (Black Slip Pouch Included)
Please note: Bolsters, Ironwood, Shield and Pins are Polished. Blade is Satin Finished.

All my cutlery is "Sole Authorship" (I do all work including heat treating, engraving and embellishments). I Stand Behind All My Work.

SOLD $275.00 USPS First Class Shipping Included. (Sorry No international Sales or Shipping) Just say "I'll Take It" here, PM, or e-mail if you would like to purchase.
Payment Terms: I accept Cashiers Check, Money Order, Check, PayPal
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

I Do Appreciate You Taking The Time To Viewing My Work.
Thanks Mike

It is the BUYERS RESPOSIBILITY, NOT THE SELLER,To Asertain All The Local, State and Federal Laws Pertaining To The Use, Purchase And Posession. ABSOLUTELY NO SALE WILL BE MADE TO ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21.
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I sure like the beefy look of your pins my friend. You actually do them that big or is it just the way you do the heads? Is the pivot pin bigger than the standard as well?

Anyway, great job on this one. Love the way you did the bolsters and dovetailed it on both ends too. Beautiful timber as well. Let me know because I have been checking your work for a while wanting to know these things.

STR
 
Hello STR,

Pivot Pin, Center Pin and Rear Bolster Pin are 3/32" 416 S.S.. The pins for scales are actually S.S. Fillister Head 2-56 screws that I grind O.D. of Head true to O.D. of Threads on my surface grinder with spin/indexing fixture. Liners are drilled and tapped for 2-56 threads. Scales are drilled and counterbored for screws. I apply epoxy to head and threads when I install, then sand off a little bit of head to remove screwdriver slot (I also epoxy Scales to Liners). Thanks for looking at and if you have any questions or need further information please feel free to contact me.
 
What a tank! I had no idea you went to such extremes to assemble those. Thanks for taking time to detail that out.

STR
 
'Tis another beautiful knife!!!( It is like the one I have in my pocket.) If you don't own one of Mike's knives, you are seriously missing out. .
 
This one is Sold. Thanks to all for viewing and comments. I do like the way Ironwood matched up. T.K.C. glad you are happy with yours.
Mike
 
Wow I'm glad someone snatched this up. Mike makes such awesome knives; what a value! I kept telling myself "but I don't like wood handles!" every time I kept coming back to see if this one was still here. Thank you, mystery buyer! :thumbup:
 
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