Ti cpm10v frame lock

butcher_block

butcher_block

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1/8 inch thick blade 1/8 inch scales cpm10v at 62 hardness black canvas spine spacer
O1 stop pins
clip is integrated lock stop
first anodizing blue/purple then light sanded and re anodized gold /bronze for an antiqued look
ok just have to sharpen her up now
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Wondeful! probably waaaaay out of my price range but it will make someone extremely happy!
 
Nice.

Now you should do a folding version of your wharnie with bottle opener.
 
Kudo's to U :thumbup:
Have tried making a frame lock in the past and it is not easy!
Great work
 
thanks guys

a wharnie i blade i have sitting on my bench right now but im not sure when i might get to it

and working the frame lock was interesting to say the least
 
After a little refinement, you won't be able to make these fast enough. People will scoop 'em up.....
 
I like the looks of em butch! Keep it up, I wanna see some with half micarta or G10 scales! Are you doing custom orders for em?
 
yep i make that little HF bugger pay its way
some days i work it harder then others most the time its just my drill press :)
 
I just saw the pics of this on your website today and was wondering if it would be posted anywhere. That is a very fine looking knife.

schiesz
 
Butch, can you get a shot of the spine, of the whole knife by the pivot area? Thta blade looks AMAZING, very well done.
 
I find it interesting that the relief for your liner lock is on the inside of the handle. This being opposed to most of the industry. Could you discuss your thoughts on this approach. I've never seen this done.
 
i have seen it done both ways and i wanted a cleaner look on the out side of the knife

there may be some kind of small difference in it tho as ive seen less of the inner cut outs lately
 
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