T. A. DAVISON dbl. Blade Folder - #499

T.A.DAVISON

T.A.DAVISON

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Here is Slip-Joint Folder #499

Scales - Spalted Maple (stabilized)
Steel - ATS34 - Rc. 60 - 61, cryogenic quenched.
Bolsters & Liners - stainless

Closed - 3 9/16''
Open - 6 1/2''

Hollow Ground
Hand Finished
Closes dead center.
Walks & Talks very nice.
Hope ya like it, the knife is sold.

Thanks for the looks, have a great day.

Todd Davison




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This might seem like a screwy question, but I have to ask. Do you hand cut every shield every time, or do you mill the silhouette into a piece of barstock and just cut slices off?
 
haggismonger said:
This might seem like a screwy question, but I have to ask. Do you hand cut every shield every time, or do you mill the silhouette into a piece of barstock and just cut slices off?
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In the past I made my own, now I do have them cut out for me by water jet.
This is the only thing that I have done for me now. ( I do my own heat treating)
Taking a harden template and filing a shield out is very hard to do, and then to inlay a shied by hand is even harder...... but I have done both and KNOW I can do it. - :)


Thank you all for the great compliments.

Todd



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Almost 500! One more...

This one is very nice, good looking wood!

Nice work, as always!

Kind regards,

Jos
 
Very nice. I like the blade combination. The wood is beautiful and I really like both nail nicks on the mark side. :thumbup::thumbup:
 
Looks good Todd!:thumbup:

I am with everyone else, love the spalted maple.

Ken
 
Simply stunning! I'd like to add that to your G10 slippie I just bought last month!
 
that's an extremely attractive knife.
 
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