not your grandmas folder...

peter r

peter r

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unless she is one mean S.O.B.

its a monster

4 inch cts-xhp blade .190 stock
.1 ti linesr and bolsters
lscf scales
sculpted clip.





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Shazam!
 
I am not really into folders (despite my contradictory liking of them) but I really like that knife. Great job for sure. I like the handle profile in relation to the blade profile. Also I like the scales. Well done.
 
Hey! i think my grandma has a folder just like that!

My Grandma is a but unusual though

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Seriously though, if that was a flipper, i think it would be PERFECT!
 
I'm really diggin that one, I've wanted to try one of your folders out for a while now. I just can't find the right one for me :mad:
This one looks like the one!
 
My grandma is one mean mofo ,87 years old and 122 lbs wet chews Redman and still kicks ass and takes names ,She carries that knife clipped to her bra ,,,,,Just kidding dude that is one sweet knife that reeks of quality and great pics too!
 
Neat folder, but I generally prefer for the tip to sit a little lower in the handle when closed. Just personal preference, though. Looks very crisply done! :)
 
Peter, I love your versatility. From your sleek flippers to the gorgeous integral folders to this hulking beast you definitely have a range I think is lacking from other makers.

Kudos and I can't wait order from you one day.
 
My grandma used to carry a machete (almost as an EDC). She never really left her house, lived on a large property with a huge garden. She kept that thing razor sharp. She do everything from kill chickens, cut chives, to light bushwacking with it. She was one of my favorite people. I'm not sure what kind it is, but my grandpa still uses it once in a while. I have requested that it be bequeathed to me though as my 'choice' of their stuff. My grandpa recently had a "come and call dibs" party...
 
Nice!!! Did you use the 3/16 chain bolt for the stop pin/standoff?
 
timbit said:
My grandma used to carry a machete (almost as an EDC). She never really left her house, lived on a large property with a huge garden. She kept that thing razor sharp. She do everything from kill chickens, cut chives, to light bushwacking with it. She was one of my favorite people. I'm not sure what kind it is, but my grandpa still uses it once in a while. I have requested that it be bequeathed to me though as my 'choice' of their stuff. My grandpa recently had a "come and call dibs" party...
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Dude--that's awesome! You should try to get pics!
 
My granny carried a condor machete as a neck knife and commissioned ESEE to make a folding Junglas as her EDC.


(jokes aside, beautiful work!)
 
Amazing work! Don't forget, I am gonna pay for the Edwood folder if it takes a testi.
 
Beautiful. Unusual but very appealing blade shape. I would like to see a shot of the lock when the blade is fully open.
 
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