My new design in Spydeco!

That looks fantastic. I checked out your site and really like the Zen too. Now if I could only win the lotto to have enough for all these knives I need.......I mean want.

Thanks for sharing.
 
orchunter93 said:
can ya make a lefty?
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Yes, you could order for custom.

timberweasel said:
I dig the yin & yang detail on the pivot, and the handle shape looks like it would melt right into the hand... :thumbup:

If I may offer an honest opinion, I find the prototype a little too 'busy' for my taste. There's a lot of awesome features going on, but perhaps they compete a little too much for attention. I'd like to see the handle smoothed out with fewer 'lumps and bumps' and maybe the carbon fibre substituted for ebony--but maybe that's just me. I sure hope my opinion doesn't offend in any way... :o

Good job! I look forward to seeing the production version! :cool:
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Thanks! :)
 
I'm liking it even as "plain jane" model without the eye catching design elements! The handle and blade pistol grip configuration looks like it'll be a good SD folder! :thumbup:
 
Very rich execution. :eek:

Looks like a great design, and even with less high end materials it should be an exquisite tactical folder.
 
Gavin S. said:
Yes, and if there is a production version what will be used instead of elephant ivory for the white part of the scale? Assuming not real ivory, that is.
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Maybe Evrina if there is any still available. There is another substitute called Tru Ivory used for pistol and revolver stocks.

http://www.truivory.com/

And the old standby is ivory Micarta.
 
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Very nice, congratulations and thanks for sharing the great pics. I love your knives, they are well built and unique. :)
 
Holy smokes! :eek: That is a helluva looker! I (and countless others, no doubt) would be all over this if it were to ever be a production model. Huge props to you on the outstanding design and workmanship! :thumbup:
 
How much is this expected to cost? And will they have a more budget version, maybe with G10 instead of ivory etc.
 
YUNA's are AWESOME......its amazing what hand tools and a dremel can do in the hands of a master.....as custom as they come!
 
timberweasel said:
If I may offer an honest opinion, I find the prototype a little too 'busy' for my taste. There's a lot of awesome features going on, but perhaps they compete a little too much for attention. I'd like to see the handle smoothed out with fewer 'lumps and bumps'
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I concur with the gentleman above
apart from that, absolutely gorgeous :thumbup:
 
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