Misery Whip Slip Joint

[Ernie1980]

What is the closed length of this knife? It looks very nice!

 

[trey999]

Beautiful!

 

[Thalestin]

I really like what you did with this one. I'd carry it in a second and love every minute of it. Beautiful.

 

[tomsch]

That looks great! Looks like you have a bright future making slipjoints!

 

[CUTS LIKE A KRIS]

Alan, I had asked you about slipjoints a while ago, and this looks great. I have yet to add your misery whip to my collection, and I am in love with wood and wharncliffes as you may remember, so this new offering gives me something to lust after! I really like your style in this slipjoint and look forward to seeing more my friend! The WharnKris is still my daily carry large knife, supported by a smaller slipjoint, often with punch.
Kris

 

[Alan Davis Knives]

What is the closed length of this knife? It looks very nice!

It is about 3 1/4" closed. A customer had given me specific measurements and mentioned misery whip steel and ironwood, but left the rest up to me.

 

[puukkoman]

Ohhhh, man! That's really slick. I'm interested in your washer-construction idea; technically, it should be just as strong, and maybe with less friction (although I'm not sure that my leather-wrapped, wooden hands would be able to notice, quite...). What material are the washers of?