Mini Lahar Proto

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Just finished this one up. 3 inch Talonite blade, buy me blue jigged titanium, with gold colored accents. Thanks for lookin!

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Just finished this one up. 3 inch Talonite blade, buy me blue jigged titanium, with gold colored accents. Thanks for lookin!

1. I love it, and want one.

2. That is NOT "buy-me" blue, that is light blue......"buy-me" blue is the electric blue that flip-flops to purple, fyi.....which I have been looking at since you were in grade-school, youngster.:D

Best Regards,

STeven Garsson
 
that's super classy! Looks like it was made to be worn with jeans. That's my kind of knife!:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
 
Tim, as a owner and lover of the Kershaw Lahar, that mini-Lahar is simply BEAUTIFUL. the blue is perfect for it, the gold colored accents are wonderful, the blade looks perfect as usual. blast its a nice lookin piece :D

may i ask how that talonite blade will hold up compared to others?

oh and Kohai, i couldnt agree more with the "I want one!" statement :D
 
Looks great Tim! Glad to see you are keeping busy. ;)

The recurve on that blade is just right!
I even like the way you finished the edges of the bolster end of the clip.
 
Very nice looking version of your Lahar design Tim!!:thumbup: A while back, I saw what I think would be considered the full size version of this knife and was impressed!!

I love the size of this one for daily carry. Beautiful work on the Titanium scales.

Very good stuff,

Cheers,
Jon
 
Exciting design lines - like something every knife lover would looove to
carry around in his pocket.... I would, for sure... Would actually like to
buy one here and now and have it "held" for me till next year's BLADE
Show in Atlanta...

All the best,
David Darom (ddd)
 
Yeah, Tim. Just pop out a dozen of them. Maybe two dozen. We'll take them all. :thumbup: :p :rolleyes:

I can see why your 'backlog' is simply out of reason (yes?). :eek:

Styling: the FIRST thing that grabs the viewer is the pseudo jigged scales and the 'old-school' sheild. All this in a framelock? Yikes!!!

That aside, I find the next most striking accent is the sharp, angular ends of the knife: The bolster with a square edge merging from the soft, round edges down the entire knife. THere are curves everywhere, but scattered among them are sharp STRAIGHT lines. They, and the scales are a juxtaposition to our perception.

All of this is executed with precision and minimalist engineering.

I would wait four years for this, but, then I would want whatever you have drummed up by then (if, you could get in a new design from the backlog....).

Nice. Hope to see one in person at Chicago. Bring a tableful. :thumbup:

Coop

Nice touch with measuring the pin at .1874". That's .0005" less that the actual hole diameter, eh? I'd call that precise.....
 
I want one!!That knife has left me speechless! That is so incredible, that there are NO words...... I would also wait 4-5 years for one of those as well!
 
Beautiful! Have you considered opening up the choil so it's big enough to accommodate a finger?
 
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