Take-Downs, Make sense?

[Kevin Jones]

Thanks John.
About as good an example of a "full frame handle take-down" as one could expect.

 

[Bruce Bump]

John thats cool! I like the hidden liner/scale pins. Nice finish on the blade and tang too not to mention fantastic damascus pattern.

 

[Joss]

John thats cool! I like the hidden liner/scale pins. Nice finish on the blade and tang too not to mention fantastic damascus pattern.

I concur.

 

[Michael J. Smith]

Yes! Mavrick, the Push Dagger has all his screws timed, (lined up). That's the way...

John

Hate to say it but they not all the same height.

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Like the looks of it though.

 

[Bruce Bump]

Hate to say it but they not all the same height.

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Like the looks of it though.

Sam Welch took this picture after he put it back together. Believe me they will adjust to the same height. This is one of the problems discussed eariler in this thread when people take something apart and cant put it back together the same. When timing screws they must go back in the same hole. I dont generally time screws because of this reason.

 

[Karl B. Andersen]

Anybody else notice the back-to-back "Bs" in the scroll work on Bruce's dagger?

 

[Kevin Jones]

Anybody else notice the back-to-back "Bs" in the scroll work on Bruce's dagger?

Yes, I noticed them as I was admiring the so subtle slotted take-down fastener. Both Nice touches.

 

[Michael J. Smith]

Sam Welch took this picture after he put it back together. Believe me they will adjust to the same height. This is one of the problems discussed eariler in this thread when people take something apart and cant put it back together the same. When timing screws they must go back in the same hole. I dont generally time screws because of this reason.

Thanks for the info. I was thinking for such a fine knife it sure looked out of place.