New Model - The Scrapper in Super Thin 10V

[Big Chris]

I have been working for a few weeks on designing and making a new EDC. This is the knife I came up with, but also feel it has a bit of a Small Fighters lines, hence the name Scrapper.
I documented the process somewhat in my forum here http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/1294558-EDC-Quest where I made this knife and an identical one in M4. The M4 one will be staying with me for quite some time and I figured it was pointless to have 2 identical knives, especially when I already have several other in this thin 10V. Thisknife has been used a little. I whittled a stick, cut a few onions and some other random food prep, shaved some hair and cut some paper. Pretty light uses for this knife. I have convexed the this already very thin edge so it is a literal LASER. There is no other way to describe how this knife cuts. It will make your jaw drop.

Specs:
.065 CPM 10V @ 64-65 Rc
10.18" OAL
5.31" Blade
Flat Grinds
Textured Flats
Swedge
Incredibly Comfortable Contoured Handle
Orange/Black G10 Scales
Thick Black Paper Liners
Aluminum Pins and Tube
Large Tek-Lok Compatible Kydex

Asking $ SOLD


Price includes shipping via USPS Priority Mail to all 50 states with delivery confirmation, others can contact for additional shipping charges
I accept Paypal, money order, or check. Paypal preferred to bigchriscustomknives@gmail.com.


First, "I'll take it," gets it.

Feel free to email any questions/comments to bigchriscustomknives@gmail.com.


Thanks for looking!
Big Chris

 

[Joe Duder]

Very cool design! It's a different approach than your normal stuff. Nice looking EDC with a tactical flavor. I for one really like the direction you're going. At that RC I don't think one will have to touch up the blade, well maybe once or twice in this lifetime. Well done. :thumbup:

 

[rpn]

Love the look of this one! :thumbup:

Bet it's very useful.

 

[Big Chris]

Very cool design! It's a different approach than your normal stuff. Nice looking EDC with a tactical flavor. I for one really like the direction you're going. At that RC I don't think one will have to touch up the blade, well maybe once or twice in this lifetime. Well done. :thumbup:

Love the look of this one! :thumbup:

Bet it's very useful.

Thanks fellas.
I am really liking this pattern. The M4 one that I have been using has been use quite extensively already.
I do have a few more of these in the lineup to be heat treated over the next few weeks, so you will be seeing more eventually.

 

[Indianbladenoob]

I was waiting for you to post something else with that superthin 3V. That's just awesome. The swedge is a surprise again on such thin bladestock.

 

[ceptor781]

Hope to snag one of the future variants of this model. Very nicely done, looks like quite the performer.

 

[Big Chris]

I will have a couple of these coming available in a few months.
I will have 3V, 10V, and M4.