SR-1 Detent-ball pressure...

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I just picked up my 2nd SR-1 :) and this one's rather special... :D
Photos to follow but in the meantime, I noticed that the detent ball was chewing up my blade... that or the alignment's a bit off and I can see what I shouldn't be able to see...
:confused:

Granted, damascus is a bit softer and my friends told me that detent-markings are commonplace with frame-locks (and particularly with the softer damsacus) but man, this is a bit much, particularly since it's a new knife.

@Gianni: a penny (Euro cent ;-) for your thoughts...?




 
No worry. It is not the detent ball that have chewed up your blade.
We have done it.
We have made a rail in order do not feel the layers of the damascus when you are opening the blade.

The Damascus is not soft.
 
... We have made a rail in order [not to peel] the layers of the damascus when you are opening the blade. The Damascus is not soft.
Gianni, grazie mille for the feedback - you can learn something new every day ;)

A beautiful knife, Gianni, congratulations to you, Mr. Molletta* and your team :thumbup:

I did not mean to imply that damascus is soft like lead (lol), I just considered the possibility that maybe the detent ball is made of a hard steel (... S90V? haha).

*btw, I couldn't find Mr. Molletta's first name anywhere on the Internet... is it top secret? I wanted to add it to my review of the SR-1Al...
 
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Gianni, grazie mille for the feedback - you can learn something new every day ;)

A beautiful knife, Gianni, congratulations to you, Mr. Molletta* and your team :thumbup:

I did not mean to imply that damascus is soft like lead (lol), I just considered the possibility that maybe the detent ball is made of a hard steel (... S90V? haha).

*btw, I couldn't find Mr. Molletta's first name anywhere on the Internet... is it top secret? I wanted to add it to my review of the SR-1Al...

Thanks for compliments.

"molletta" is not a surname. :)
I don't have a team. :)

Here you can find others info. Only italian in this moment. You can traslate it with a online traslator.
www.mollettaknives.com

Soon will be news... :)
 
come on Molletta.... add some more pics and make the English version of your web-site!!.... :D:D
 
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