Scott Cook Knives Lochsa Integral Folder

[stjames]

New design, new way of making a folder.

 

[stjames]

One piece Titanium handle, frame lock construction.

 

[stjames]

Perfect lock-up.

 

[stjames]

Unique thumbstud.

 

[stjames]

The stud is blasted on top and scalloped on the bottom.

 

[Gator97]

Cool pix, thanks!
James, can you post top view of the Lochsa next to the Large Sebbie?

 

[PiterM]

Nice knife... looks like an elegant variation of Sebbie to me. Maybe some day I'll get one - what's the price?

 

[mikemck]

Is there an option for having dual thumbstuds?

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Nice James! looks very comfy!
Have you taken her to work yet to try her out on some cable/wire/tape/paper/plastic/food/boxes/straps and ropes?

How does it compare weight wise with a large Sebenza?

A shot of those two side by side would be ummm... interesting!

G2

AND you're photo talents have improved several fold! nice work there!

 

[stjames]

Thanks guys, it is a nice knife. You will have to contact Scott at Scott@scottcookknives.com for pricing and options.

I sometimes get lucky with a picture, Gary I hadn't thought of comparing it to a Sebenza, I guess I could find some time to do that.

 

[Stumpy]

Great score James,very good pics too.I bet she is as smooth as butter.

 

[Keith Montgomery]

This is one of the nicest folders I have ever seen . If I do get another folder, it is going to be one of these.

 

[PiterM]

Opps... at first glance I didn't realize what do you mean "one piece handle". Man, that's a way of making integral folders! But why didn't you show back side of Lochsa? This picture says it all:

 

[stjames]

Old, New and Lochsa.

 

[Gator97]

Wow. Mega thanks James

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Looks Great James! Thanks for the pic!
G2

 

[blademan 13]

Nice pics! Really leaves nothing to the imagination. The only thing I see that I wished were different is the pivot. I just don't care for how the allen screw is not flush with the scale. This knife is just screaming for a fancier pivot. While not a big fan of Elishewitz knives, this is one area that he excels in. This one small flaw however, does not prevent me from lusting after this folder like no other.

 

[Geoff in Philly]

that solid back of Ti. is not only gorgeous, but must be significantly structurally superior.

 

[The General]

One major advantage I can see is it will stop coins etc gaining access to the edge as there is no open back design, which while not a big failing in the fantastic Sebi, is a niggle for me.

However I don't much care for the look of the thumb stud or the big hex style screw head. Needs a re-think astheticly in this area in my very humble opinion. Hey, thats just my opinion though!

Otherwise a VERY nice knife!