Ken Coats 3 1/8"

[kc custom]

This is a nice little knife, I opted to stay a bit further ahead with the nail nick to make it easier to open.

SPECS
Blade and spring Ats-34 Rc 61-62, 3/32" stock
Blade is full depth flat ground to very nearly a zero grind, cut swedge.
Frame 416 ss, liners bolster integral, all pins stainless.
Scales my dyed and jigged bone, dark brown over lemon oil.
Closed length 3 1/8", open length 5 1/2". Back is flush all 3 positions.
Nail nick-crescent, this one pulls at about a 5+.

SOLE AUTHORSHIP

Price $375 shipping and paypal included.
You can say I'll take it here, pm, or email me.
All comments welcome and Thanks for looking.
Ken.

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[ptradeco]

Ken, This one makes me more ready than ever for mine!!! Love the clean lines, everything nice and neat. The swedges look fantastic.

 

[1sharpedge]

Looks awesome!! This size is my favorite, perfect for carrying. I have 3 knives in this size from ken have been carrying one everyday for 7 years.

 

[Josh K]

That looks beautiful. :thumbup:

 

[rprocter]

Ken, that is truly a sweet knife. excellent blade profile and as usual, your 'trademark' super point.
I've got 2 customs inbound so am not able to purchase another right now, but would like to know if it's possible to make a similar one with a sunken joint ? (i.e. so tang is hidden between liners when closed).
roland

 

[FLymon]

Ken,
You really do a great job with all your scales, but these are probably my favorite. The jigging is awesome!

 

[NRaiano]

absolutely stunning! I'm just touching up an old little stockman that I got in today(made in Solingen, Germany). It seems they didn't know how to put an edge on a knife 50 yrs back! It's blunt as a spatula! Absolutely outstanding work, I will bear you in mind for any future purchases. :thumbup:
Gabriel.
EDIT: forgot to mention... THe reason I brought up the stockman was that I thought the scales looked very similar in color just not nearly as nice F&F

 

[ruterbegar]

Super. If someone doesn't wake up an buy this, bring it to the show in Louisville. I'll probably go home with it.