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Having just returned from a little outing I prepared to decompress and have a cold one. I opened a drawer and had the pleasant experience of lifting a liner lock folder that was crafted by my friend Trenton Entwistle several years ago.
This all started with the idea of a custom suit (formal type) pocket knife that would go well in the pocket of a suit or other more formal wear and that I could rotate as desired. Several tweaks later, Trenton delivered this spectacular flip style knife with an SV30 blade, Carbon Fiber scales, Titanium bolsters - liner lock - pocket clip, and offset pins. All of this in an elegant subdued package.
Now, I am at a complete loss if Trenton ever named or provided a model for this knife. However, quite like a beautiful woman, sometimes a name is just not required, if you know what I mean.
When delivered, quite frankly, I was somewhat intimidated from carrying the knife and away into a secure safe drawer it went with the full intent that I would test it a bit and carry as the circumstances allowed.
Well here I am, the knife out and flawlessly flipped open a number of times. A few quick photos taken and some time to contemplate what suit and travel it should accompany in the near future.
Trenton, my friend... Many large and long delayed kudos.
This all started with the idea of a custom suit (formal type) pocket knife that would go well in the pocket of a suit or other more formal wear and that I could rotate as desired. Several tweaks later, Trenton delivered this spectacular flip style knife with an SV30 blade, Carbon Fiber scales, Titanium bolsters - liner lock - pocket clip, and offset pins. All of this in an elegant subdued package.
Now, I am at a complete loss if Trenton ever named or provided a model for this knife. However, quite like a beautiful woman, sometimes a name is just not required, if you know what I mean.
When delivered, quite frankly, I was somewhat intimidated from carrying the knife and away into a secure safe drawer it went with the full intent that I would test it a bit and carry as the circumstances allowed.
Well here I am, the knife out and flawlessly flipped open a number of times. A few quick photos taken and some time to contemplate what suit and travel it should accompany in the near future.
Trenton, my friend... Many large and long delayed kudos.