Kershaw Leek Titanium Handle : Is the handle thickness any thicker than the Steel handle ?

That’s pretty sweet, didn’t know they came out with that. It combines aspects of the 2 Leeks that I’ve liked best out of all of them throughout their history. The titanium/ZDP 189 Leek and the Random Leek. I do wish this one was a Ti frame lock though.

Sorry, don’t have your answer, but at least I bumped the thread. 😂👊🍻
 
That’s a really cool iteration of the Leek! As far as I can tell by looking at the pictures on the sellers website, I don’t see how its dimensions can be any different from the steel or aluminum Leeks. I won’t post a link because I don’t think they’re a BF sponsor, but you could also ask the vendor directly?
 
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Hackenslash said:
That’s a really cool iteration of the Leek! As far as I can tell by looking at the pictures on the sellers website, I don’t see how its dimensions can be any different from the steel or aluminum Leeks. I won’t post a link because I don’t think they’re a BF sponsor, but you could also ask the vendor directly?
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I'm kind of hoping it is more like my carbon fiber one which is quite a bit thicker .

Now I am off on this mix and match tangent that I can't seem to avoid when I start looking at Leeks.
e.g. if I get that one I can swap it's blade into this other handle which frees up that blade to put in my other handle . . . . and on and on . . .

Another question : A person in the building where I work has the gold plated one . it is fully polished .
I was considering buying one . Now I am reading that the recent ones are not that but are " matt " finish #KS1660G and so different from the original .
Then there seems to be one from an outfit (Texas Tool Crafters ) that does knife modding that they have plated #1660 . Their photo looks polished but some reviews claim it isn't but some times reviews get all mixed when there are more than one model over a decade and more .

Any body know if I can still get a polished one and from where / what # ?
 
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