Just a bit different

[Karl B. Andersen]

Don't get me wrong, I like the whole thing, but I REALLY love the way it looks in the folded position.
That's a home run, buddy.

 

[Jon Brand]

Thats a new favorite!!

 

[Don Hanson III]

Thanks much folks!

 

[Russ Andrews]

Unique piece, Don. I like it....would
maybe call it the Frogs Beak...

 

[Jon Brand]

Hansontree bladeworks

 

[Snody]

Thanks Mitch.

For some reason I really like this thing Here's a close up of the blade.

Thats Smoking Hot!!!

 

[Don Hanson III]

Bailey, I thought of Sinbad also.

Danbo, will maybe bring it. See ya Sturday.

Russ, that's good.

Jon, :thumbup:

Mike, thanks man!

 

[JParanee]

Don that is just incredible

 

[bbarnettAUS]

Thats a cute little cutlass Don, especially closed. Well done mate.
Cheers Bruce

 

[D lisch]

Don that that is sweet to me it has a persian look to it. I to got that Sinbad feel

 

[jjtjr]

Don,

Great looking folder.

I also think that the blade looks like a cutlass. Maybe you should call it you Pirate Folder.

Jim Treacy

 

[John M Cohea]

That is smokin' hot Don:thumbup::thumbup:!!!

 

[Don Hanson III]

Jim, 'Pirate Folder' fits mighty good.

Thanks for all the comments folks. Much appreciated.

 

[Joss]

This is very nice. You could call it "Mediterranean folder". It's a blade profile I associate with pocket knives in some parts of Southern Europe (Sardigna).

 

[bluejaunte]

That's a beauty. I'm partial to folders with dropped edges, and this one is fantastic.

 

[Marcel54]

What is there more to say then WOW. I know what I want now:thumbup:

Marcel

 

[Kalimalena]

That's a nice one Don..... the more you look at it... the more it "grows" on you!
Must be killer to hold it!

 

[Murray White]

Did not take long for it to grow on me but I did not find it on the available page either. Great looking knife and i'm in agreement with Roger.

 

[hovhar7705]

It's extremely beautiful

 

[HTMD]

Geez Don, what are you gonna do with all this love?

I too like the design for some of the above mentioned reasons. However, what I like best about it has not been mentioned yet. I really appreciate that there is hardly a straight line anywhere. IMHO, nothing kills the looks of a good knife like an excess of straight lines.